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Alexus [3.1K]
1 year ago
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find the molecular formula of the alkane represented in the mass spectrum. a mass spectrum. the peak at mass 100 has an 8% relat

ive abundance. the peak with mass 85 has a 40% abundance. the peak at 71 has a 3% abundance. the peak at 57 has a 30% abundance. the peak at mass 43 has a 100% abundance. the peak at mass 29 has an 18% abundance. molecular formula: c {n}h {x} cnhx
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