7. Calculate the expected M+1 and M+2 relative intensities assuming M+ has a relativeintensity of 100% (base peak). Use the isotope masses contained in the table below.a. CioH20d. C10H19CIb. CaH12O2e. CioH19Brc. C8H16N2 ElementNatural abundanceCarbon12C13C98.89%1.11%Hydrogen2H99.99%0.01%Nitrogen14N15N99.64%0.36%Oxygen16017018099.76%0.04%0.20%33s34S36S325Sulfur4.22%0.02%95.0%0.76%19FFluorine100%37CI35CI24.23%Chlorine75.77%8lBr79B.49.31%Bromine50.69%

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7. Calculate the expected +1 and M+2 relative intensities assuming M+ has a relative intensity of 100% (base peak). Use the isotope masses contained in the table below. a. CioH20 d. C10H19CI b. C8H12O2 e. CioH19Br c. CaH16N2

7. Calculate the expected +1 and M+2 relative intensities assuming M+ has a relative intensity of 100% (base peak). Use the isotope masses contained in the table below. a. CioH20 d. C10H19CI b. C8H12O2 e. CioH19Br c. CaH16N2

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