An organic chloro-compound has the molecular formula: C₁4H22Cl2. Give the ratio of the% (M+2)* to M* peak intensity for the above compound to twodecimal places.The masses in Daltons of selected isotopes and their abundances are given in the table below:Isotope abundance and mass dataElementMass(Da)1.0078312.000014.003115.994918.998427.976930.973831.972134.968978.9183126.9045HCNFSiPSCIBrIMtIsotopeH-1C-12N-140-16F-19Si-28P-31S-32Cl-35Br-79I-127ANS - (M+2)/M* (%) =(M+1)IsotopeH-2C-13N-150-17F-20Si-29P-33S-33CL-36Br-80I-128Abundance0.0151.080.370.0405.100.8000(report the % to 2 decimal places)(M+2)*Isotope AbundanceH-30C-140N-160O-180.2F-210Si-303.4P-340S-344.40CI-3732.5Br-8198.0I-1290

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An organic chloro-compound has the molecular formula: C₁4H22Cl2. Give the ratio of the% (M+2)* to M* peak intensity for the aboye compound to two decimal places. The masses in Daltons of selected isotopes and their abundances are given in the table below: Isotope abundance and mass data Element H C N 0 F Si P S CI Br I M Isotope H-1 C-12 N-14 0-16 F-19 Si-28 P-31 S-32 Cl-35 Br-79 I-127 ANS (M+2)/M* (%) - Mass (Da) Isotope H-2 1.00783 12.0000 C-13 14.0031 N-15 15.9949 0-17 18.9984 F-20 27.9769 Si-29 30.9738 P-33 (M+1)* Abundance 0.015 1.08 0.37 0.04 0 5.1 0 31.9721 S-33 34.9689 CI-36 78.9183 Br-80 126.9045 I-128 (report the % to 2 decimal places) 0.8 2000 (M+2)+ Isotope Abundance H-3 0 C-14 0 N-16 0-18 F-21 Si-30 P-34 S-34 CI-37 Br-81 I-129 0 0.2 0 3.4 0 4.40 32.5 98.0 0

An organic chloro-compound has the molecular formula: C₁4H22Cl2. Give the ratio of the% (M+2)* to M* peak intensity for the aboye compound to two decimal places. The masses in Daltons of selected isotopes and their abundances are given in the table below: Isotope abundance and mass data Element H C N 0 F Si P S CI Br I M Isotope H-1 C-12 N-14 0-16 F-19 Si-28 P-31 S-32 Cl-35 Br-79 I-127 ANS (M+2)/M* (%) - Mass (Da) Isotope H-2 1.00783 12.0000 C-13 14.0031 N-15 15.9949 0-17 18.9984 F-20 27.9769 Si-29 30.9738 P-33 (M+1)* Abundance 0.015 1.08 0.37 0.04 0 5.1 0 31.9721 S-33 34.9689 CI-36 78.9183 Br-80 126.9045 I-128 (report the % to 2 decimal places) 0.8 2000 (M+2)+ Isotope Abundance H-3 0 C-14 0 N-16 0-18 F-21 Si-30 P-34 S-34 CI-37 Br-81 I-129 0 0.2 0 3.4 0 4.40 32.5 98.0 0

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