Question 6 Question 6-1: Aromatic ethers can lose a neutral alkene molecule during fragmentation in a mass spectrometer as shown in Figure 6. What is the structure of the alkene formed by phenyl ethyl ether? [Give a SMILES notation.] Your answer Figure 6 H Your answer 0 Question 6-2: The loss of the alkene generates a fragment that registers the base * peak in the mass spectrum. What is the m/z value of the base peak?

Question 6 Question 6-1: Aromatic ethers can lose a neutral alkene molecule during fragmentation in a mass spectrometer as shown in Figure 6. What is the structure of the alkene formed by phenyl ethyl ether? [Give a SMILES notation.] Your answer Figure 6 H Your answer 0 Question 6-2: The loss of the alkene generates a fragment that registers the base * peak in the mass spectrum. What is the m/z value of the base peak?

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