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Write the structures of the major products expected from the following reactions:
a) 3-methyl phenol is mononitrated
b) Phenyl methanoate is mononitrated
c) 3-Methyl phenol is dinitrated

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The products formed depend upon the combined influence of -OH and `-CH_(3)` groups. Both the groups are o-and p-directing
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