16)10080.Rel. Abundance840.100.80.-Rel. Abundance860.15 (5.4%)40.-A) 2-propenalpropanalD) 2-oxo-propanal17)27 (59%)15 (10.4%)(%75) 6230 (1.2%)30.27 (57%)(%8€) 67(%87) LE30.31 (98%)(%682) F(%652) 6844 (100%)D) 1-pentanol2-methyl-1-propanol45 (3.5%)45.m/z41 (88%)43 (68%)(%70) 9(%2D) St-A) 2-methyl-2-propanol1-butanol45.m/z57 (26%)(9614) 89 8C) pentanalE) butanal56 (100%)57 (7.7%)72 (73%)B) 2-methyl60.C) 2-butanol73 (4.7%)(920) 275.(891) EL-(%80) 72(%6000) 52〒575.B)E)

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16) 100. 80. 8 Rel. Abundance Rel. Abundance 40. 100. 80.- 60.- 40. 15 (5.4%) A) 2-propenal propanal D) 2-oxo-propanal 17) 20. 15. 15 (10.4%) (%65) LZ 15. (%75) 62 27 (57%) 830 (1.2%) (%87) LE 29 (38%) 31 (98%) 30. (%682) C (%652) 68 (%88) LT D) 1-pentanol 2-methyl-1-propanol 44 (100%) (85) St (%70) gr 45. m/z 43 (68%) (%LD) St- 45. m/z A) 2-methyl-2-propanol 1-butanol 57 (26%) 58 (1.1%) 60. C) pentanal E) butanal 56 (100%) B) 2-methyl 57 (7.7%) 72 (73%) 60. C) 2-butanol 73 (4.7%) (920) 2 -73 (1.6%) 74 (0.8%) 75 (0.03%) 75. B) E)

16) 100. 80. 8 Rel. Abundance Rel. Abundance 40. 100. 80.- 60.- 40. 15 (5.4%) A) 2-propenal propanal D) 2-oxo-propanal 17) 20. 15. 15 (10.4%) (%65) LZ 15. (%75) 62 27 (57%) 830 (1.2%) (%87) LE 29 (38%) 31 (98%) 30. (%682) C (%652) 68 (%88) LT D) 1-pentanol 2-methyl-1-propanol 44 (100%) (85) St (%70) gr 45. m/z 43 (68%) (%LD) St- 45. m/z A) 2-methyl-2-propanol 1-butanol 57 (26%) 58 (1.1%) 60. C) pentanal E) butanal 56 (100%) B) 2-methyl 57 (7.7%) 72 (73%) 60. C) 2-butanol 73 (4.7%) (920) 2 -73 (1.6%) 74 (0.8%) 75 (0.03%) 75. B) E)

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