Chlorine reacts with hot turpentine to form:

carbon and hydrogen

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carbon and hydrogen chloride

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methane and sulphur

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carbon dioxide and hydrogen chloride

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Solution

The correct option is A carbon and hydrogen
Chlorine reacts with hot turpentine to form carbon and hydrogen.
$C_{10} H_{16} + 8 C l_{2} \to 16 H C l + 10 C$

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