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Arenes are electron rich so they attract electrophiles. To retain its resonance stability, arenes prefer substitution to addition reactions even though they are highly unsaturated.

For nitration of benzene, concentrated sulphuric acid is required as a catalyst to generate electrophile NO2+ from concentrated nitric acid.

To learn how to describe the electrophilic substitution mechanism for nitration of benzene, watch this video tutorial now!

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How to describe Electrophilic Substitution Mechanism for Arenes - H2ChemHacks
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