Give handwritten answer of questions no. 4 Question 4. When you try and take the El mass spectrum of the molecules below, you observepeaks at the "wrong" mass. Explain why.Bra)Observed (major) m/z peak at 83mass = 162b)Observed (major) m/z peaks at 116 and 88mass = 144

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