The organic product formed in the reaction shown in the image would be bromoethane.
Substitution reaction in alkanes
Alkanes, such as ethane undergoes a substitution reaction with halogens such as bromine to produce haloethanes.
For example, the equation of the reaction between ethane and bromine water is as below:
[tex]C_2H_6 + Br_2 --- > C_2H_5Br + HBr[/tex]
The products formed are bromoethane and hydrobromic acid.
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