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H2C =CH2+Br2---- ccl4​

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Answered by avinashkumarbgp324
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h2c=ch2+br+ccl4-------=ch2br--ch2br

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H_{2}C=CH_{2}+Br_{2}+CCl_{4}\to___A____+Alc.\ KOH\to__B____

  1. Water aids in the formation of bromohydrin, which aids in the addition of Br and OH to the double bond.
  2. As a result, the double bond is broken, and each carbon atom is bound by a bromine atom.
  3. During this reaction, bromine's dark brown colour turns colourless.
  4. Vicinal dibromides are used in the treatment of alkenes with bromine, Br_{2}.
  5. Bromine forms a double bond on the opposite sides.
  6. Carbon tetrachloride is a widely used solvent, CCl_{4}.

Hence, A is CH_{2} Br-CH_{2} Br and B is CH\equiv CH.

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