9 In mass spectrometry, there are patterns in the molecular ion region due toisotopic abundances.Identify the pattern that would correspond to a molecule containing one chlorine.IIA) IMM+2M+4MM+2M+4B) IIIIIVC) IIMM+2M+4M+2M+4D) IVVE) VMМ+2M+4

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