The structures of several isomeric esters, C6H12O2 (molar mass = 116) are givenbelow.For one compound, fragmentation of the molecular ion occurs with rearrangementto produce the base peak at m/z = 74.Which structure is consistent with this information?•lotofCIVABIIIVD=III

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The structures of several isomeric esters, C6H12O2 (molar mass = 116) are given below. For one compound, fragmentation of the molecular ion occurs with rearrangement to produce the base peak at m/z = 74. Which structure is consistent with this information? •lot of C IV A B II IV D = III