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Why can't the sp² hybridized carbon in phenol undergo nucleophilic substitution?
A. It would disrupt aromaticity and lacks backside access
B. The carbon is too electronegative
C. Nucleophiles are repelled by the ring
D. The OH group detaches easily
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