Which of the following fragments in a mass spectrometry would be accelerated through theanalyzer tube?+•+I. СH СНСH,III. CH,=CH-CH,I CH;CH;A. I onlyE. I and III onlyВ. II onlyC. III onlyD. II and III only

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Which of the following fragments in a mass spectrometry would be accelerated through the analyzer tube? + • + II. CH2=CHCH, III. CH,-CH-CH, I CH;CH2 A. I only E. I and III only В. II only C. III only D. II and III only

Which of the following fragments in a mass spectrometry would be accelerated through the analyzer tube? + • + II. CH2=CHCH, III. CH,-CH-CH, I CH;CH2 A. I only E. I and III only В. II only C. III only D. II and III only

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