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Compound J, when placed in a mass spectrometer produced M and (M+1) peaks in the ratio 10:1.2.

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zaheer | 18:30 Mon 31st Jan 2011 | Science
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Compound J, when placed in a mass spectrometer produced M and (M+1) peaks in the ratio 10:1.2.
On treatment with bromine it was found that two moles of bromine reacted with one mole of J forming compound K.
a) Write the molecular formula of J, explaining how you arrived at the answer.
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if you dont understand your homework speak to your teacher
18:33 Mon 31st Jan 2011
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a) should be good.

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