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A hydrocarbon (A) on chlorinatio gives (...

A hydrocarbon (A) on chlorinatio gives (B) ,which on reacting with alcoholic KOH changes into another hydrocarbon (C ) .The latter decolorizes Bayer's reagent and on ozonolysis forms formaldehyde only (A) is:

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