Match the following mass spectrum MASS SPECTRUM100.57 (100%)80.-60.-40.-20.-0.0.20.40.60.80.100.m/za. 3-methylpentaneb. 2-chloroethenec. heptanold. 2-methylpentanee. Benzenef. 2-methyl-1-butanolg. 2-pentanoneh. pentanalRel. Abundance15 (9%)27 (40%)30 (1.3%)(%09) 6741 (67%)43 (29%)44 (1.2%)56 (76%)8F 58 (4.5%)- 71 (5.7%)72 (0.3%)> (%E) 98

MASS SPECTRUM 57 (100%) 20 40. 60 80 100 m/z a. 3-methylpentane b. 2-chloroethene c. heptanol Rel. Abundance 20, (%6) SL 27 (40%) 30 (1.3%) (%09) 67 41 (67%) 43 (29%) 44 (1.2%) 56 (76%) 58 (4.5%) 71 (5.7%) 72 (0.3%) > (%E) 98

MASS SPECTRUM 57 (100%) 20 40. 60 80 100 m/z a. 3-methylpentane b. 2-chloroethene c. heptanol Rel. Abundance 20, (%6) SL 27 (40%) 30 (1.3%) (%09) 67 41 (67%) 43 (29%) 44 (1.2%) 56 (76%) 58 (4.5%) 71 (5.7%) 72 (0.3%) > (%E) 98

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