An unknown compound $(A)$ has a molecular formula $C_4H_6$. When $(A)$ is treated with excess of $Br_2$, a new substance $(B)$ with formula $C_4H_6Br_4$ is formed. $(A)$ forms a white precipitate with ammoniacal silver nitrate solution. $(A)$ may be:

  • A
    but-$1$-yne
  • B
    but-$2$-yne
  • C
    but-$1$-ene
  • D
    but-$2$-ene

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