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Question 1.

In mass spectrometry using the electron impact ionization technique, a beam of high-energy electrons initially ejects one electron from the compound being studied. This produces a positively charged ion called the ________.

▸ central fragment

▸ central peak

▸ molecular ion

▸ base peak

▸ proton

Question 2.

In mass spectrometry, the tallest peak is assigned an intensity of 100% and is referred to as the ________.

▸ molecular peak

▸ primary peak

▸ base peak

▸ central fragment

▸ central peak

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