KnowraNitrationLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Nitration, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 2Related 6Narrower topic 3Compared with 3Sulfuric acidRelated: Concentrated sulfuric acid helps generate the active nitrating species in mixed acid.Electrophilic aromatic substitutionBroader topic: Benzene nitration is a standard example of electrophilic aromatic substitution.Nitric acidNarrower topic: Nitric acid supplies the nitrating species in many industrial organic syntheses.Smokeless powderRelated: Nitration converts cellulose into the energetic polymer used in many powders.TolueneRelated: Nitration of toluene produces nitrotoluenes, including precursors to explosives and dyes.NitrocelluloseRelated: It converts cellulose hydroxyl groups into the nitrate esters characteristic of nitrocellulose.NitrosationCompared with: It transfers or installs –NO₂ rather than the –NO group characteristic of nitrosation.DiazotizationCompared with: It is often confused with diazotization, but installs a different nitrogen-containing group.SulfonationCompared with: Like aromatic sulfonation, it substitutes an electrophile onto an aromatic ring, but installs –NO₂.Picric acidRelated: Nitration of phenol became a practical route to picric acid after its initial discovery.Electrophilic substitutionBroader topic: Aromatic nitration installs a nitro group through electrophilic substitution.NitrobenzeneNarrower topic: The classic preparation of nitrobenzene is the nitration of benzene.Semibatch reactorRelated: Controlled reagent addition helps manage the heat and hazards of many nitrations.Dinitrogen pentoxideNarrower topic: Dinitrogen pentoxide supplies nitrating species in chemical synthesis.