5. Draw the structure that corresponds to the peaks labeled A – E for themass spectrum of heptane. Circle and label the base peak, M* peak, andM+1 peak.100-80-60-4020Relative abundanceABсE0D-20406080100120m/z6. Answer the following questions based on the mass spectrum shown below.Mal-Lippolis, Nesle CHEM 2423 Spring Mx mass spectrometry on The Mes Spectromex mass spectrometer Digital Resources for X Sdigitalnorton.com/47385AppImported from Google Google Maps Dogle.com Som experiments Home Gym WOC Sign your a€ CH16HWRel. IntensityMASS SPECTRUM1008060-4020-35%0.0+20406080100120m/zNIST Chemistry WebBook (http://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry)lippolisn@wcjc.edu< 07/33 >SUBMIT ANSWERA. Which peak is the base peak?B. Which peak is the molecular ion?c. What is the M + 1 peak?D. What is the M + 2 peak?E. What heteroatom exists in the above mass spectrum?F. What is the molecular formula?

2.A. Base peak is 69. B. Molecular ion peak is 104. C. M+1 peak we found for isotopic distribution…

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