You have a unknown compound you need to identify - its El mass spectrum shows a peak at m/z=187 with anintensity of 84, and a peak at m/z = 188 with an intensity of 11. There are no peaks with m/z > 200. What does this%3Dmean?The compound contains approximately 30 carbon atomsThe compound probably contains a nitrogen atomThe compound probably contains a bromine atomNot enough information to tell anything

m/z = 187. Odd mass indicates presence of one nitrogen atom. Ans: The compound probably contains a…

You have a unknown compound you need to identify- its El mass spectrum shows a peak at m/z-187 with an intensity of 84, and a peak at m/z = 188 with an intensity of 11. There are no peaks with m/z > 200. What does this mean? The compound contains approximately 30 carbon atoms The compound probably contains a nitrogen atom The compound probably contains a bromine atom Not enough information to tell anything

You have a unknown compound you need to identify- its El mass spectrum shows a peak at m/z-187 with an intensity of 84, and a peak at m/z = 188 with an intensity of 11. There are no peaks with m/z > 200. What does this mean? The compound contains approximately 30 carbon atoms The compound probably contains a nitrogen atom The compound probably contains a bromine atom Not enough information to tell anything

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

ChapterL2: Mass Spectrometry

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 27CTQ

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