Just number 3 please 2. Name these aromatic compounds properly.a)b)4. Write in the reagents need to transform benzene into this product.Benzene->4. Write out all the steps in the mechanism of this electrophilic aromatic substitutionreaction. Include all resonance contributors.Cl2Benzene→ chlorobenzeneFeCl322tvMacBook888DIIF4F5F6F7F9F1F2F3@#$%&*2456.78WERTYSFGHJKCV* 00

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