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Why does the nitration of benzene require a mixture of HNO3 and H2SO4 rather than HNO3 alone?
A. HNO3 is too expensive
B. H2SO4 acts as a solvent
C. H2SO4 is needed to generate the active NO2+ electrophile
D. HNO3 alone is too dilute
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