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Naphthalene undergoes nitration with HNO3/H₂SO4 at 60°C to give mainly

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Naphthalene on treatment with nitric acid in presence of sulphuric acid at 60°C yields 1-Naphthol as the primary product.

  • Naphthalenebelongs to the class of aromatic hydrocarbons, with a molecular formula C_{10} H_{8}.
  • Nitration of naphthalene includes an electrophilic substitution mechanism.
  • Nitration of naphthalene yields two types of products, 1-nitro naphthalene or α-nitro naphthalene and 2-nitro naphthalene or β-nitronaphthalene.
  • The 1-nitro naphthalene is the favored product as there are more stable resonance contributors for the intermediates (a total of 7 structures and four of them retain aromaticity) than for 2-nitro naphthalene (which has 6 resonance intermediates and only two of them retain aromaticity) formation.
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