3. a. Compound B is either of the structures (1 or 2) shown below. CH3 O₂N Rel. Intensity (i) Discuss whether the mass spectrometry data shown in Figure 1 can aid in the determination of compound B. 100 80 8 9 20 0.0 0.0 40 MASS SPECTRUM 92 2 80 m/z 137 NO₂ 120 160
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![3. a.
Compound B is either of the structures (1 or 2) shown below.
CH3
O₂N
Rel. Intensity
(i) Discuss whether the mass spectrometry data shown in Figure 1 can aid in the
determination of compound B.
100
MASS SPECTRUM
92
137
11
80
m/z
80
40
20
0.0
2
0.0
40
NO₂
120
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