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Please find the mononitration product for the following (see attached file for diagrams). No mechanism is needed.

(For part D the side chain should be COOC2H5 nots COOC2H2)

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For this question, you need to look in your textbook into disubstitution of benzene or something like that. Or look in the index for meta directing, or ortho-para directing substituents.

I also like this link:

http://www.cem.msu.edu/~reusch/VirtualText/benzrx2.htm

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