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Answer the questions based on the following figure.
1.Draw the most likely ion fragment for the signals at m/z 77 and 185.
2.Draw the mechanism of formation for the ion fragment at m/z 130 and 228.

Transcribed Image Text:m/z 77
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m/z 130
m/z 228
m/z 256
m/z 185
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