Concept:Ethane is an alkane, so chlorine reacts with it by substitution, not addition.Explanation:When ethane (C2H6) is mixed with chlorine, chlorine atoms replace the hydrogen atoms.With excess chlorine, two hydrogen atoms are replaced by two chlorine atoms.The reaction is:C2H6+2Cl2UVClCH2CH2Cl+2HClThe chlorine atoms attach to different carbon atoms in the ethane chain.This gives the compound ClCH2CH2Cl, which is named 1,2-dichloroethane.It is also commonly known as ethylene dichloride.The unsaturated options would require a double bond, which ethane does not contain.Answer:A. 1,2-dichloroethane