The compound, exhibiting a Cannizzaro reaction but lacking aldol condensation, is devoid of alpha-hydrogens. This characteristic points to it being an aldehyde. When subjected to nitration, benzaldehyde yields \( \text{3-nitrobenzaldehyde} \).Step 1: Reaction mechanism. \[\text{CHO} \xrightarrow{\text{Nitration}} \text{NO}_2\text{-CHO}.\] The aldehyde group, \( \text{-CHO} \), is electron-withdrawing, directing nitration to the meta-position. Conclusion: The resultant product is \( \boxed{\text{3-nitrobenzaldehyde}} \).