Determine the incorrect statement regarding themass spectrometry of 2-pentanone and 3-pentanoneBoth ketones display their base peak at m/z43.b. The molecular ion peak of both ketonesappears at m/z 86.Both ketones form important fragmentsafter homolytic cleavage of their molecularion peak.d. A characteristic peak at m/z 58 in the massspectrum of ketone I can be used todifferentiate it from ketone I.

McLafferty rearrangement: In this fragmentation reaction, a hydrogen atom on a carbon 3 atoms away…

Determine the incorrect statement regarding the mass spectrometry of 2-pentanone and 3- pentanone Both ketones display their base peak at m/z 43. b. The molecular ion peak of both ketones appears at m/z 86. c. Both ketones form important fragments after homolytic cleavage of their molecular ion peak. d. A characteristic peak at m/z 58 in the mass spectrum of ketone I can be used to differentiate it from ketone II.

Determine the incorrect statement regarding the mass spectrometry of 2-pentanone and 3- pentanone Both ketones display their base peak at m/z 43. b. The molecular ion peak of both ketones appears at m/z 86. c. Both ketones form important fragments after homolytic cleavage of their molecular ion peak. d. A characteristic peak at m/z 58 in the mass spectrum of ketone I can be used to differentiate it from ketone II.

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