Which of the following statements is correct regarding the mass spectrum of cyclohexanol (MW = 100)? (A) Peak 1 is an a cleavage product. (B) Peak 2 results from a cleavage. (C) Peak 3 is the product of dehydration. (D) Peak 4 is the base peak of this spectrum. 100 |(2) 80 60 (3) (1) 40 20 (4) 20 40 60 80 100 mlz Relative Abundance (%)

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the mass spectrum of cyclohexanol (MW = 100)? (A) Peak 1 is an a cleavage product. (B) Peak 2 results from a cleavage. (C) Peak 3 is the product of dehydration. (D) Peak 4 is the base peak of this spectrum. 100 |(2) 80 60 (3) (1) 40 20 (4) 20 40 60 80 100 mlz Relative Abundance (%)

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