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Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ChapterL2: Mass Spectrometry

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9. Consider the reaction shown below in which the
radical cation C loses a methyl radical D to generate a
cation E.
- CH
C D
E
(i) Which, if any, of the species will be detected by the
mass spectrometer?
(ii) What percentage of the M" peak will the M"
be for each of the detected species?
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(iii) What percentage of the M' peak will the M" peak
be for each of the detected species?

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