(c) For EACH of the molecules below predict FOUR significant fragmentation pathways, and hence the structure of FoUR ions, observed in their electron impact (El) mass spectra. In addition to the structures of the ions, you should provide structures for the FOUR fragments lost. но O-CH3 „CH3 HO, NH2 NH2

(c) For EACH of the molecules below predict FOUR significant fragmentation pathways, and hence the structure of FoUR ions, observed in their electron impact (El) mass spectra. In addition to the structures of the ions, you should provide structures for the FOUR fragments lost. но O-CH3 „CH3 HO, NH2 NH2

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Chapter12: Structure Determination: Mass Spectrometry And Infrared Spectroscopy

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