An alcohol $X$ $(C_4H_{10}O)$ on dehydration gives an alkene $(C_4H_8)$ as the major product,which on bromination followed by treatment with $Y$ gives an alkyne $C_4H_6$. The alkyne $C_4H_6$ does not react with sodium metal. What are $X$ and $Y$?

  • A
    butan$-2-$ol; $aq. KOH$
  • B
    butan$-2-$ol; $(i) alc. KOH, (ii) NaNH_2$
  • C
    butan$-1-$ol; $alc. KOH$
  • D
    butan$-1-$ol; $(i) alc. KOH, (ii) NaNH_2$

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