An optically active alkyl bromide $C_4H_9Br$ reacts with ethanolic $KOH$ to form major compound $[A]$, which reacts with bromine to give compound $[B]$. Compound $[B]$ reacts with ethanolic $KOH$ and sodamide to give compound $[C]$. One molecule of water adds to compound $[C]$ on warming with mercuric sulphate and dilute sulphuric acid at $333 \text{ K}$ to form compound $[D]$. The functional group in compound $[D]$ will be confirmed by:

  • A
    Haloform test
  • B
    Lucas test
  • C
    Silver mirror test
  • D
    Benedict test

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