Figure below is the mass spectra of cyclohexane (CeH₁2). By taking the atomic mass ofC=12.00amu and H=1.00 amu.5684AM80 100 12010080-60-40-20-2040a) Identify the the molecular ion peak (M"). Explain.b) Identify the most stable fragment ion in the spectrum. Explain.c) Identify the fragment ion of mass to charge ratio of 27, 41 and 56.m/z

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Figure below is the mass spectra of cyclohexane (CeH12). By taking the atomic mass of C=12.00amu and H=1.00 amu. Relative Abundance 56 H 40 60 100 80- 60- 40- 20- a) Identify the the molecular ion peak (M"). Explain. b) Identify the most stable fragment ion in the spectrum. Explain. c) Identify the fragment ion of mass to charge ratio of 27, 41 and 56. 100 m/z 120

Figure below is the mass spectra of cyclohexane (CeH12). By taking the atomic mass of C=12.00amu and H=1.00 amu. Relative Abundance 56 H 40 60 100 80- 60- 40- 20- a) Identify the the molecular ion peak (M"). Explain. b) Identify the most stable fragment ion in the spectrum. Explain. c) Identify the fragment ion of mass to charge ratio of 27, 41 and 56. 100 m/z 120

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Chapter14: Mass Spectrometry

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