Muss spectral fragmentation pattern of 2,2′‐bipyridyis. Part VI. 2,2′‐ thiodipyridine
N. G. Keats, L. A. SUMMERS
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N. G. Keats, L. A. SUMMERS
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Abstract The mass spectral fragmentation of 2,2′‐thiodipyridine is reported. The base peak is due to the MI ion. The principal fragmentation routes involve loss of H, CS, CHCS and HCN from the molecular ion and CS, HCN and S from the. M‐I species. Rupture of the central bonds is also an important disintegration pathway.
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Abstract The mass spectral fragmentation of 2,2′‐thiodipyridine is reported. The base peak is due to the MI ion. The principal fragmentation routes involve loss of H, CS, CHCS and HCN from the molecular ion and CS, HCN and S from the. M‐I species. Rupture of the central bonds is also an important disintegration pathway.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Fragmentation (computing), Ion, Mass spectrum, Polyatomic ion, Computational chemistry, Organic chemistry, Operating system