Determine the molecular ion peak for chlorobromomethane. Using the attached isotope table also determine the molecular isotope peaks and their relative intensities.
Chlorobromomethane is CH2BrCl
Molecular ion peak: The simple removal of an electron from a molecule yields an ion, which is known as molecular ion peak (M+) The value of m/e at which molecular ion appearson the mass spectrum gives the molecular weight of the original molecule.
M+ of CH2BrCl will appear at m/e = 129.3 and since molecular weight is 129.3 g/mol.
For BrCl, isotope peaks will appear at M+2 and M+4
M+2 will have relative intensity 130.0
M+4 will have relative intensity 31.9
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