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Which of the following has the highest intensity of mass fragment peak in its mass spectrum? Select one: CHGHCH, HC=CH2 CH,CHCH,

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter20: Molecular Mass Spectrometry

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Which of the following has the highest intensity of mass fragment peak in its mass
spectrum?
Select one:
CHCHCH,
HC3CH2
CH=CH-CH,
CH,CH,CH,

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