Ethylene dibromide is heated with metallic zinc in the presence of alcohol. The gas so produced in the presence of alcohol. The gas so produced is allowed to react with hydrogen bromide. The product is :A. Ethylene dibromideB. Ethyl bromideC. Ethyledene bromideD. None of above

Ethylene dibromide is heated with metallic zinc in the presence of alc

1.	Ethylene dibromide is heated with metallic zinc in the presence of alcohol. The gas so produced in the presence of alcohol. The gas so produced is allowed to react with hydrogen bromide. The product is :A. Ethylene dibromideB. Ethyl bromideC. Ethyledene bromideD. None of above
Answer» Correct Answer - B `underset("Ethylene dibromide"){:(CH_(2)-Br),(\|),(CH_(2)-Br):} overset(Zn//alc)underset(-ZnBr_(2))rarr {:(H_(2)C),(" \|\|"),(H_(2)C):} overset(HBr)rarr {:(CH_(3)),(\|),(CH_(2)Br):}`

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Ethylene dibromide is heated with metallic zinc in the presence of alcohol. The gas so produced in the presence of alcohol. The gas so produced is allowed to react with hydrogen bromide. The product is :A. Ethylene dibromideB. Ethyl bromideC. Ethyledene bromideD. None of above

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