AS-5.The electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction is exothermic. Which potential energy reactiondiagram best describes the three steps in this reaction?(A)@Energy →Energy →1. Bry+ AlBry Br-Br-AlBra2. Br-Br-AlBr3+HBr+ AlBrHBr3.Br+AlBr+ HBr + AlBry(B)Energy-Progress of reaction →(D)Progress of reaction-мProgress of reaction→EnergyProgress of reaction →

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