Select True or False: False Nitration involves formation of an NO+ ion. True Nitration uses H2SO4 to protonate the OH on HNO3 and make a leaving group. True There are several ways to make the SO3H+ electrophile True -SO3H groups can be removed by hydrolysis. True In nitration and sulfonation we use H2SO4 as both a solvent and a catalyst. False Nitro groups are commonly found on aromatic and alkane molecules.Multiple dropdown selections
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