
Answer: A. Complete combustion of ethene gives carbon dioxide and water. Ethene reacts with chlorine by addition across the double bond to give a single chlorine compound (1,2-dichloroethane) with no hydrogen chloride, because addition (unlike substitution) does not release HCl.
So the products are carbon dioxide and water, and a chlorine compound only.
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