QUESTION 8 will be the pattern of the molecular ion peak(s) in the mass spectrum of 3-chloropentane. M+ at 106; largest peak at 71 M+ at 108; M+2 at 110, ratio 3:1 M+ at 106; M+2 at 108, ratio 3:1 M+ at 107 M+ at 106; M+2 at 108; ration 1:1

QUESTION 8 will be the pattern of the molecular ion peak(s) in the mass spectrum of 3-chloropentane. M+ at 106; largest peak at 71 M+ at 108; M+2 at 110, ratio 3:1 M+ at 106; M+2 at 108, ratio 3:1 M+ at 107 M+ at 106; M+2 at 108; ration 1:1

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