Please answer 2-4 thank you so much 2. Write in the reagents need to transform benzene into this product.ofBenzene3. Write out all the steps in the mechanism of this electrophilic aromatic substitutionreaction. Include all resonance contributors.HNO3Benzene→ nitrobenzeneH2SO,4. Show the steps necessary, in order. to make each of the following compounds.Start with benzene, and use only reactions we studied this semester.a)NOZ 4. Show the steps necessary, in order, to make each of the following compounds.Start with benzene, and use only reactions we studied this semester.a)NOZb)COHc)BrNoz

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2 Write in the reagents need to transform benzene into this product. of Benzene 3. Write out all the steps in the mechanism of this electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction. Include all resonance contributors. HNO3 Benzene → nitrobenzene H2SO, I 4. Snow the steps necessary, in order, to make each of the following compounds. Start with benzene, and use only reactions we studied this semester. a) NO2

2 Write in the reagents need to transform benzene into this product. of Benzene 3. Write out all the steps in the mechanism of this electrophilic aromatic substitution reaction. Include all resonance contributors. HNO3 Benzene → nitrobenzene H2SO, I 4. Snow the steps necessary, in order, to make each of the following compounds. Start with benzene, and use only reactions we studied this semester. a) NO2

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