The molecular ion for compounds containing only C, H, and O always has an even mass-to-charge value. Why? What can you say about the mass-to-charge ratio of ions that arise from fragmentation of one bond in the molecular ion? from fragmentation of two bonds in the molecular ion?

The molecular ion for compounds containing only C, H, and O always has an even mass-to-charge value. Why? What can you say about the mass-to-charge ratio of ions that arise from fragmentation of one bond in the molecular ion? from fragmentation of two bonds in the molecular ion?

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