### Organic Chemistry: Major Organic Product Formation**Problem Statement:**Draw structural formulas for the major organic product of the reagents shown.**Reagents Provided:**- Toluene with a nitro group para to the methyl group (p-Nitrotoluene)- Chlorine gas (Cl₂)- Ferric chloride (FeCl₃) as a catalystChemical Reaction: \[ \ce{C7H7NO2} + \ce{Cl2} \overset{FeCl3}{\rightarrow} \]**Instructions:**- **Stereochemistry Consideration:** You do not have to consider stereochemistry for this problem.- **Charge Formality:** Apply formal charges to any nitro groups.- **Multiple Products:** If there is more than one major product possible, draw all of them.- **Product Separation:** Separate multiple products using the '+' sign from the drop-down menu on the drawing interface.**Visual Guide:**Below, a diagram interface is provided for you to draw the structural formulas.![Chemical Editor Interface](#)The editor interface includes various tools:- **Drawing Tools:** To draw lines, bonds, and atomic symbols.- **Reaction Tools:** For indicating reaction mechanisms.- **Charges and Arrows:** For specifying charges, electron flow, and reaction dynamics.You can use these tools to draw and modify your organic structures accurately.Ensure that all major products are drawn clearly and formal charges are applied to any nitro functional groups as required. Use your knowledge of organic chemistry to predict the outcome of the reaction, considering electrophilic aromatic substitution mechanisms facilitated by the FeCl₃ catalyst.Happy drawing!

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Draw structural formulas for the major organic product of the reagents shown. CH3 Cl₂ FeCl3 + NO₂

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