following the data in the mass spectrum, can you help me find the parent peak? and how do you identify the parent peak from the base peak? Mass spectrum: A10031HS-NU-0074CH.OH80 -40CH3 CHz CH,"/42602010152025303540 T 45505560m/zRelative Intensity

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following the data in the mass spectrum, can you help me find the parent peak? and how do you identify the parent peak from the base peak?

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following the data in the mass spectrum, can you help me find the parent peak? and how do you identify the parent peak from the base peak?

Mass spectrum: A
100
31
HS-NU-0074
CH.OH
80 -
40
CH3 CHz CH,"/
42
60
20
10
15
20
25
30
35
40 T 45
50
55
60
m/z
Relative Intensity

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