Which is true about the mechanism for a Diels-Alder reaction?
A) The mechanism requires the reaction of two dienes.
B) The product will have more π bonds than the starting materials.
C) The mechanism typically requires an electron-poor diene.
D) The mechanism proceeds through an aromatic transition state.
E) The mechanism requires only two steps.
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