8 **Mass Spectrometry Patterns and Isotopic Abundances: Identifying Bromine**In mass spectrometry, there are patterns in the molecular ion region due to isotopic abundances. **Task:** Identify the pattern that would correspond to a molecule containing one bromine.**Graph Details:**The image contains five mass spectrometry patterns labeled I, II, III, IV, and V. Each pattern depicts peaks at mass/charge (m/z) ratios labeled as M, M+2, and M+4.- **Pattern I:** Peaks are at M and M+2 with the same intensity; no significant peak at M+4.- **Pattern II:** Prominent peak at M; smaller peaks at M+2 and M+4.- **Pattern III:** Peaks at M, M+2 are of similar intensity; smaller peak at M+4.- **Pattern IV:** Prominent peak at M; moderate peak at M+2; smaller peak at M+4.- **Pattern V:** Peaks at M and M+2, with M being more prominent than M+2; smaller peak at M+4.**Options:**A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V **Note:** Identify which of these patterns corresponds to a molecule containing one bromine, considering bromine's characteristic isotopic pattern (approximately equal intensity for M and M+2 due to the presence of isotopes Br-79 and Br-81).

Answered: A) I M M+2 M+4 M M+2 M+4 B) I| II IV C)…

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A) I M M+2 M+4 M M+2 M+4 B) I| II IV C) II M M+2 M+4 M M+2 M+4 D) IV E) V M M+2 M+4

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