1. What precautions must be taken when using concentrated acids?2. a) At what positions will electrophilic aromatic substitution occur for the followingcompounds?OHOCH3c)a)b)OCH3e)d)d)HO.OHОНb) In the list above, which compound is the most reactive? Briefly explain.c) Which compound in the least reactive? Briefly explain.

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b) In the list above, which compound is the most reactive? Briefly explain.
c) Which compound in the least reactive? Briefly explain.

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