An addition reaction of ethyne with hydrogen in presence of catalyst gives :
CH2=CH2
C2H6
C3H8
both A and B
A
C2H6
B
both A and B
C
CH2=CH2
D
C3H8
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Ethyne undergoes catalytic hydrogenation which is an addition reaction , to form ethene which on further addition forms ethane. CH≡CHH2−−−−−→Ni,150∘CCH2=CH2H2−−−−−→Ni,150∘CC2H6
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