kindly write a brief description of where each fragment peak originated from the parent ion. example: Formation of m/z 79 ion:[CH3CH2Br]+ ===> [79Br]^+ + CH2CH3. ( or a diagram of each bond breaking / forming could also work ) Parent ion is [CH3CH2B1]*•Rel. IntensityProposed Fragment[CH2]**[CH3]*[CHC]*.[CHCH]*.[CHCH2]*143.9153.625269.643279429[CH2CH2]*[CH3CH2]*[Br79]*.[Br8]+.2829100Base peak798.4818.2isotopic peak[CH2B179]*.[CH2Br81]*.[CH3CH2B179]**[CH3CH2B1®1]*.93954.33.6isotopic peakParent ion peak (or) Molecular ion peakM+2 isotopic peak10860.411059.1 Mass Spectrum – Unknown291002710& 10604020257981134169395992,3154884102030405060708090100110m/zRelative Intensity80

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kindly write a brief description of where each fragment peak originated from the parent ion. example: Formation of m/z 79 ion: [CH3CH2Br]+ ===> [79Br]^+ + CH2CH3. ( or a diagram of each bond breaking / forming could also work )

Parent ion is [CH3CH2B1]*•
Rel. Intensity
Proposed Fragment
[CH2]**
[CH3]*
[CHC]*.
[CHCH]*.
[CHCH2]*
14
3.9
15
3.6
25
26
9.6
43
27
94
29
[CH2CH2]*
[CH3CH2]*
[Br79]*.
[Br8]+.
28
29
100
Base peak
79
8.4
81
8.2
isotopic peak
[CH2B179]*.
[CH2Br81]*.
[CH3CH2B179]**
[CH3CH2B1®1]*.
93
95
4.3
3.6
isotopic peak
Parent ion peak (or) Molecular ion peak
M+2 isotopic peak
108
60.4
110
59.1

Mass Spectrum – Unknown
29
100
27
10& 10
60
40
20
25
7981
134
16
9395
992,
31
54
884
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
m/z
Relative Intensity
80

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