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For questions about the properties and reactions of aromatic compounds. This tag should also be applied to antiaromatic compounds. This tag should not be applied to general questions about resonance, use the [resonance] tag instead.
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Electron withdrawing groups and acidity
Yes and no, with more electron withdrawing groups at ortho and para positions would certainly increase acidity but other factors do play a role. For example,
In trinitrobenzoic acid
here the two $\ …
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