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Nitration mixed acid ratio

2011-06-07View Original

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Nitration of acylbenzenes is carried out using concentrated sulfuric acid as a solvent. What is the appropriate ratio for the mixed acid? What is the suitable molar ratio between industrial nitric acid and the substance to be nitrated? Water must not be present in the reaction – how should the mixed acid be prepared?
Reply #22011-06-10
Nitration with mixed acid is not possible without water, as both nitric acid and sulfuric acid contain some amount of water.
Reply #32019-01-10
What to do with the water produced by that reaction?

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