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For the substituent in this experiment that was found to be least activating, explain why bromination...

For the substituent in this experiment that was found to be least activating, explain why bromination took place at the position on the ring indicated by the experimental results.

Experiment 40 (relative reactivities of several aromatic compounds) out of the Microscale Approach to Organic Laboratory Techniques.

We used acetanilide and aniline and reacted them with bromine.

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