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What is correct?: A., alkenes and alkanes can be distinguished using a reaction with NaOH B., to prove the presence of hydrocarbons with a multiple bond, we use a solution of bromine or a solution of potassium permanganate C., acetylene burns with a luminous but sooty flame due to the high content of carbon in the molecule d. , characteristic reactions of alkynes are electrophilic substitutions

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B., to prove the presence of hydrocarbons with a multiple bond, we use a solution of bromine or a solution of potassium permanganate

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