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Aniline
Aniline is a considerably weaker base than many aliphatic amines of comparable molecular weight because:
A
aniline exhibits much less steric hindrance than an aliphatic group of comparable size.
B
amines must be completely substituted to act as strong bases.
C
the resonance stabilization of the benzene ring allows it to act as an electron-withdrawing group, inhibiting the basicity of the amine.
D
the benzene ring hydrogen bonds with the amine, hindering its ability to act as a base.
Acid/Base Equilibria
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