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What is the effect of electron delocalization on the reactivity of benzene?
A. It makes benzene highly reactive towards all types of reactions.
B. It makes benzene less reactive towards addition but more susceptible to substitution.
C. It makes benzene unreactive towards any reaction.
D. It only affects its physical properties, not reactivity.
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