How many compounds are more reactive than benzene towards electrophilic (EASR)?
(i) Pyrole (ii) Pyridine (iv) p-toluidine
(iii) p-toluic acid (v) p-bromophenol in basic medium
(vi) Benzal chloride (vii) Benz-trichloride

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How many compounds are more reactive than benzene towards electrophilic (EASR)?

(i) Pyrole (ii) Pyridine (iv) p-toluidine

(iii) p-toluic acid (v) p-bromophenol in basic medium

(vi) Benzal chloride (vii) Benz-trichloride

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(i) Pyrrole, (iv) p-toluidine, and (v) p-bromophenol (in basic medium) are more reactive due to activating groups.

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