Molecular ion (parent peak) : m/z=
Base peak: m/z=
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Mass spectroscopy
For the attached compound, I need help in determining the value of m/z for the molecular ion (parent peak) and the likely value for m/x for the beak peak? What is the molecular ion: m/z? and Base peak: m/z?
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