4. Draw an HPLC/MS spectrum with random peaks. Make sure to label the x-axis accurately. Then, you will need to pick up a random peak from your spectrum to draw a random ESI mass spectrum with m/z from 50 to 1000. At least 3 peaks are needed for both figures

4. Draw an HPLC/MS spectrum with random peaks. Make sure to label the x-axis accurately. Then, you will need to pick up a random peak from your spectrum to draw a random ESI mass spectrum with m/z from 50 to 1000. At least 3 peaks are needed for both figures

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