Interpreting Mass Spectra - A-level Chemistry
Mr Wakeford shows you how to interpret graphs produced from mass spectrometry, including identifying ions produced by fragmentation. ------------------------- 00:00 Fragmentation 02:25 Fragmentation example - propanone 06:12 Common fragments 06:38 Example 1 - butane 08:54 Example 2 - ethanoic acid 09:54 Example 3 - benzoic acid
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