Provide a plausible structure. Draw the structure that corresponds to each fragment as well. Large, broad...
Provide a plausible structure. Draw the structure that corresponds to each fragment as well.
Large, broad peak from 3200 – 3500 cm-1
M+ = 88
Fragment = 84
Fragment = 73
Fragment = 59
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