What is a characteristic feature of halogens on the mass spectrometry spectra? A. They have abundant isotopic peaks B. They have m/z values less than 100 C. They do not show up on mass spectrometry D. They possess at least 10 peaks with equal intensity

What is a characteristic feature of halogens on the mass spectrometry spectra? A. They have abundant isotopic peaks B. They have m/z values less than 100 C. They do not show up on mass spectrometry D. They possess at least 10 peaks with equal intensity

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Chapter20: Molecular Mass Spectrometry

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What is a characteristic feature of halogens on the mass spectrometry spectra?

A. They have abundant isotopic peaks

B. They have m/z values less than 100

C. They do not show up on mass spectrometry

D. They possess at least 10 peaks with equal intensity

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