A compound containing Mn, CO and Cl shows peaks at 1950 cm-2000 cm -1 in IR spectrum. Mass spectral peaks were observed at = 404, 376, 348, 320, 292, 264, 236, 208, 180, 110, 55. Metastable peaks were observed at 349-1, 322 1, 294-3, 211, 183-3, 155-8, 67-2, 27-5. Suggest the most probable fragmentation pathway and predict the molecular structure.

A compound containing Mn, CO and Cl shows peaks at 1950 cm-2000 cm -1 in IR spectrum. Mass spectral peaks were observed at = 404, 376, 348, 320, 292, 264, 236, 208, 180, 110, 55. Metastable peaks were observed at 349-1, 322 1, 294-3, 211, 183-3, 155-8, 67-2, 27-5. Suggest the most probable fragmentation pathway and predict the molecular structure.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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