Chlorine mass spectrum explained AS chemistry

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[@wesleyc8287]

This is perfect. Thanks

[@jakeminshall4969]

I understand it in this example but when I try doing bromine for example as 1:1, when I multiply 1/2 by 1/2 I get a 1/4 which is smaller than all the other peaks but makes sense to be the highest peak?

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Hello how do u know the chance of getting a certain ion??

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[@candlebaby3172]

On the AP exam (or any college exam) do we include the mass spectrums for the singular ion (nondiatomic chlorine [35] and [37])? Or just the diatomic calculated data?

[@omarismail2750]

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[@sukainaamin5365]

Usually in the question(theoretically) ... We'll be given the percentage abundance of the element right???

[@candlebaby3172]

I think so

[@carolinejesuthasan6190]

Not always

[@kehu3226]

Can someone explain to me what fragmentation of the chlorine MS is? Thank you

[@ammarkhan9105]

what about hydrocarbons and other molecules/compound, like CLF3 or pentane or something like that?

[@赤いあ]

Wait so there’s 70 72 becuase cl exist as diatomic?

[@OmniversalInsect]

Yes.

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