### Bromination of an Alkyne on an Educational Website#### Problem Statement:**Give the product.**An alkyne reacts with 2 equivalents of bromine (Br₂), and the goal is to determine which structure (a to f) is the resulting product.#### Reaction Schema:\[ \text{Alkyne} \xrightarrow{\text{Br}_2 \, (\text{2 eq})} \]The reactant and possible products are displayed as follows:##### Reactant (Alkyne):- A triple-bonded carbon structure (\[triple bond\]).##### Reaction with Br₂ (2 equivalents):- The alkyne undergoes a transformation when treated with 2 equivalents of bromine.#### Potential Products:- **(a)** A molecule with two bromine atoms each attached to a different carbon atom with single bonds. Structure: \[ \begin{align*} & \quad Br \\ -C-C \\ & \quad Br \end{align*} \] - **(b)** A molecule with two bromine atoms each attached to different carbon atoms of a previously triple-bonded structure, now with single bonds. Structure: \[ \begin{align*} \quad \\ Br-C-C-Br \end{align*} \]- **(c)** A molecule with one carbon attached to three bromine atoms and a second carbon attached to one bromine atom, losing the triple bond structure. Structure: \[ \begin{align*} \quad Br \\ Br-C(+Br)-C \\ & \quad Br \end{align*} \]- **(d)** A molecule where two bromine atoms are attached to carbons in a different spatial orientation relative to other options. Structure: \[ \begin{align*} \quad Br \\ C=C-C(+Br) \end{align*} \]- **(e)** A linear molecule with no bromine atoms, retaining a structure similar to the alkyne. Structure: \[ \begin{align*} -C=C-C \end{align*} \]- **(f)** A molecule with a staggered structure but no bromine

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