Define substitution of an aromatic ring reduces the basicity

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Aliphatic amines are stronger bases than ammonia (why?) and readily dissolve in acid (why?)

The substitution of an aromatic ring reduces the basicity of an amine (Why?), but it will still generally be soluble in dilute acid

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