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Why is the acetylation of aniline (C₆H₅NH₂) typically performed after protecting the amino group?
A. The amino group is not reactive enough.
B. The free amino group is too activating and can lead to polyacylation.
C. Aniline is too basic.
D. The catalyst is incompatible with the amino group.
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