Please help me fix this drawing! In mass spectrometry, McLafferty Rearrangements arecommon in carbonyl compounds. Draw the daughter ion thatwould be observed in the mass spectrum resulting fromMcLafferty Rearrangement of this molecule.Incorrect, 3 attempts remainingH.OHSelect to DrawOHQ☑IFeedback (6/30)Please select a drawing or reagent from the question areaIncorrect, 3 attempts remainingYou have incorrectly drawn the intermediate species. Review any reagents,catalysts, and solvents provided and reconsider any steps towards theproduct structure.OK

Step 1:Gamma C-H hydrogen transfer to carbonyl oxygen ( C=O), during mass spectroscopy is called…

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