Bromine Reactivity: Which Compounds Remain Unchanged?

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The correct answer is ethanol.

Ethanol is an alcohol, and alcohols do not react with bromine. Propene, acetylene, and chloroform are all hydrocarbons, and hydrocarbons do react with bromine.

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