For each compound, assign likely structures to the fragments at each m/z value, and explain how each fragment is formed.a. CgHsCH2CH2OH: peaks at m/z = 104, 91b. CH2=C(CH)CH2CH,OH: peaks at m/z = 71, 68, 41, 31

(a) The given compound is C6H5CH2CH2OH. Peaks at m/z=104,91

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For each compound, assign likely structures to the fragments at each m/z value, and explain how each fragment is formed. a. CgHsCH2CH2OH: peaks at m/z = 104, 91 b. CH2=C(CH)CH2CH,OH: peaks at m/z = 71, 68, 41, 31