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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$ and then select the correct answer from the codes given below the lists.
List-$I$List-$II$
$A.$ Butane $\to$ Isobutane$(a).$ Cracking
$B.$ Butane $\to$ Lower hydrocarbons$(b).$ Isomerisation
$C.$ $n-$Heptane $\to$ Toluene$(c).$ Reed reaction
$D.$ Propane $\to CH_3CH_2CH_2SO_2Cl$$(d).$ Aromatization

What is the decreasing order of acidic strength for ethane $(I)$,ethene $(II)$,ethyne $(III)$,and propyne $(IV)$?

Product $A$ of the above reaction is

Arrange the stability of the given gem-diols in decreasing order:
$I$: Cyclopropane$-1,1-$diol
$II$: Cyclobutane$-1,1-$diol
$III$: Cyclopentane$-1,1-$diol

The major products from the following reaction sequence are product $A$ and product $B$. The total sum of $\pi$ electrons in product $A$ and product $B$ are . . . . . . .(nearest integer)

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