From the given information question, addition of HCl occured on A. That means A is an alkene. (A)C4H8HCl(B)C4H9Cl Cl in compound B is substituted by NH2 to give compound C(C4H11N). (B)C4H9ClNH3(C)C4H11N C gives a diazonium salt with NaNO2/HCl which on further treatment with water give an optically active alcohol. That means C is an aliphatic amine. C(i)NaNO2/HCl(ii)H2OD [Alcohol (optically active)] From the given information it is concluded that the most probable structure of A is CH3−CH=CH−CH3. As only but-2-ene gives optically active alcohol (D) as final product. The reactions involves are as follows.