What is the most likely molecular formula of a compound with unsaturation number of 1, that has a molecular ion in the electron ionization (EI) mass spectrum with m/z (M) of 106, with a M+2 peak with 33% intensity of the molecular ion peak? Besides the M and M+1 peaks, the mass spectrum shows m/z peaks at 91 and 43. Draw all possible isomers of this compound.

What is the most likely molecular formula of a compound with unsaturation number of 1, that has a molecular ion in the electron ionization (EI) mass spectrum with m/z (M) of 106, with a M+2 peak with 33% intensity of the molecular ion peak? Besides the M and M+1 peaks, the mass spectrum shows m/z peaks at 91 and 43. Draw all possible isomers of this compound.

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