Addition of bromine across an alkene double bond gives a:
AGeminal dibromide
BBromohydrin
CMonobromoalkane
DVicinal dibromide
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Vicinal dibromide
The two bromine atoms add to the two adjacent carbons of the double bond, giving a vicinal dibromide.
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