Select which type(s) of spectroscopy would be useful in differentiating the following compounds. For mass spectrometry assume mass values are given to the nearest whole number (mass difference in the decimal places cannot be differentiated).

Select which type(s) of spectroscopy would be useful in differentiating the following compounds. For mass spectrometry assume mass values are given to the nearest whole number (mass difference in the decimal places cannot be differentiated).

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Chapter11: Atomic Mass Spectrometry

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Select which type(s) of spectroscopy would be useful in differentiating the following compounds.
For mass spectrometry assume mass values are given to the nearest whole number (mass
difference in the decimal places cannot be differentiated).
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