Help Why does compound X undergo bromination with Br2 in the absence of FeBr3 whereasbromination of benzene requires the presence of FeBr3?OCH3Compound xBenzenethe methoxy group of compound x is an inductive electron withdrawing substituentO compound x is a better nucleophile than benzeneO Br2 is a good nucleophilethe reaction is accelerated by light

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