Which of the following statements is incorrect? O Chlorobenzene undergoes EAS reactions faster that methoxybenzene Meta substitution means 1,3-arranged product is formed on benzene An aromatic compounded loses its aromaticity in the first step of EAS Benzene rings require strong electrophiles in order to undergo EAS reactions

Which of the following statements is incorrect? O Chlorobenzene undergoes EAS reactions faster that methoxybenzene Meta substitution means 1,3-arranged product is formed on benzene An aromatic compounded loses its aromaticity in the first step of EAS Benzene rings require strong electrophiles in order to undergo EAS reactions

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