Please ONLY do # 3 not #2 RELATIVE ABUNDANCEFor Problems 2-5 use the Rule of 13 as well as the isotopic ratio (M, M+1, etc.) todetermine a molecular formula and any other information from the MS to generaa possible structure.Unknown 1.6261081.6Rel.m/zabund.120.93.66.123.26 100.2.21324.80.2527M/Z 20 RELATIVE ABUNDANCE1002.2Unknown 2.2Rel.-abund.m/z.94 100.951.19696.971.1100Unknówn 2.4Rel.Rel.

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Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter16: An Introduction To Infrared Spectrometry

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RELATIVE ABUNDANCE
For Problems 2-5 use the Rule of 13 as well as the isotopic ratio (M, M+1, etc.) to
determine a molecular formula and any other information from the MS to genera
a possible structure.
Unknown 1.6
26
108
1.6
Rel.
m/z
abund.
12
0.9
3.6
6.1
23.
26 100.
2.2
13
24.
80.
25
27
M/Z 20

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100
2.2
Unknown 2.2
Rel.-
abund.
m/z.
94 100.
95
1.1
96
96.
97
1.1
100
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