If the -CH3 group is an activator and an ortho-, para- director (directs the position of the incoming substituent to position 2 (ortho) and 4 (para) relative to the -CH3, which is the major product of the reaction? CH3 HNO3 H2S 04 2,4 - dinitrotoluene meta-sulfonitrotoluene para - nitrotoluene ortho - nitrotoluene

If the -CH3 group is an activator and an ortho-, para- director (directs the position of the incoming substituent to position 2 (ortho) and 4 (para) relative to the -CH3, which is the major product of the reaction? CH3 HNO3 H2S 04 2,4 - dinitrotoluene meta-sulfonitrotoluene para - nitrotoluene ortho - nitrotoluene

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