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How does resonance theory explain the absence of isomers in ortho-disubstituted benzene?
A. Because ortho positions are always identical.
B. Because rotation around the ring is restricted.
C. Because resonance makes all ring positions electronically equivalent.
D. Because benzene is a symmetrical molecule.
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