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How would the molecular ion peaks in the respective mass spectra of C H 3 C l , C H 2 C l 2 , C H C l 3 , and C C l 4 differ on the basis of the number of chlorines? (Remember that chlorine has isotopes 35 C l and0020 37 C l found in a 3:1 ratio.)

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