Identify the fragments of 1-bromohexane in the mass spectrum Relative Intensity100-80-6040-20-0MS2016-05353CW255075m/z100br 80 = radubr 79+81140 1421251502 Br

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Relative Intensity 100- 80- 60 40- 20- 0 MS2016-05353CW 25 50 75 m/z 100 br 80 = radu br 79+81 140 142 125 150 2 Br

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Identify the fragments of 1-bromohexane in the mass spectrum

Relative Intensity
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MS2016-05353CW
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100
br 80 = radu
br 79+81
140 142
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2 Br

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