Q.1. Explain why, even though the average atomic mass of silver is 107.9amu, no peak at 108 amu is observed in the mass spectrum of pure silver. What effect does this absence have on form of mass spectra of silver compounds? a)

Q.1. Explain why, even though the average atomic mass of silver is 107.9amu, no peak at 108 amu is observed in the mass spectrum of pure silver. What effect does this absence have on form of mass spectra of silver compounds? a)

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Explain why, even though the average atomic mass of silver is
107.9amu, no peak at 108 amu is observed in the mass spectrum
of pure silver. What effect does this absence have on form of
mass spectra of silver compounds?
a)

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