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n/z = 121 odd number indicates the presence of nitrogen atoms. According to nitrogen rule if the m/z for molecular ion is odd number then it is has odd number of nitrogen atoms.
So one atom is confirmed as nitrogen.
The relative intensity 3:1 indicates the presence of chlorine atoms
For bromine atom the relative intensity is 1:1
Therefore, the remaining two elements are nitrogen and chlorine.
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