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Exercise: The mass spectra of two compounds are shown below. One is propanone (CH;COCH;) and the other is
propanal (CH;CH;CHO). Identify the compound in each case and explain the similarities and differences
between the two spectra.
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Transcribed Image Text:Exercise: The mass spectra of two compounds are shown below. One is propanone (CH;COCH;) and the other is propanal (CH;CH;CHO). Identify the compound in each case and explain the similarities and differences between the two spectra. 100- |29 1007 43 90- 90- 80- 28 80- 70- 58| 70- 60- 60- 58| 50- 50 40- 40- 571 30- 30어 20- 20- 15| 10- 10- of 10 30 20 30 40 50 60 10 20 40 50 60 A mass/charge B mass/charge relative abundance relative abundance
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