Which one is the incorrect statement regarding mass spectrum? options: The structure likely contains a chlorine atom if the (M+2)+• peak is approximately one-third as tall as (M)+• The relative heights of (M)+• peak and (M+1)+• peak indicate the number of carbon atoms A signal at M-15 indicates the loss of a methyl group and a signal at M-29 indicates the loss of an ethyl group The structure likely contains a bromine atom if the (M+2)+• peak and (M)+• are almost similar in heights In case of alcohols, a signal at m/z = 18 is produced due to the loss of neutral H2O molecule (Dehydration)

Which one is the incorrect statement regarding mass spectrum? options: The structure likely contains a chlorine atom if the (M+2)+• peak is approximately one-third as tall as (M)+• The relative heights of (M)+• peak and (M+1)+• peak indicate the number of carbon atoms A signal at M-15 indicates the loss of a methyl group and a signal at M-29 indicates the loss of an ethyl group The structure likely contains a bromine atom if the (M+2)+• peak and (M)+• are almost similar in heights In case of alcohols, a signal at m/z = 18 is produced due to the loss of neutral H2O molecule (Dehydration)

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	The structure likely contains a chlorine atom if the (M+2)^+• peak is approximately one-third as tall as (M)^+•
	The relative heights of (M)^+• peak and (M+1)^+• peak indicate the number of carbon atoms
	A signal at M-15 indicates the loss of a methyl group and a signal at M-29 indicates the loss of an ethyl group
	The structure likely contains a bromine atom if the (M+2)^+• peak and (M)^+• are almost similar in heights
	In case of alcohols, a signal at m/z = 18 is produced due to the loss of neutral H₂O molecule (Dehydration)