A compound has the chemical formula C8H15Br. The M+ peak should be at m/z = m/z = and an M+2 peak at m/z = and there should also be an M+1 peak at If the height of the M+ peak is 50, the height of the M+1 peak should be (specify to one place after decimal) and the height of the M+2 peak should be approximately

A compound has the chemical formula C8H15Br. The M+ peak should be at m/z = m/z = and an M+2 peak at m/z = and there should also be an M+1 peak at If the height of the M+ peak is 50, the height of the M+1 peak should be (specify to one place after decimal) and the height of the M+2 peak should be approximately

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter8: An Introduction To Optical Atomic Spectrometry

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