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Chemistry, 03.10.2021 20:20, NeriyahY

Can someone please help me come up with an empirical and molecular formula for these abundances? Based on the mass spectrum the molecular mass of the molecule is 94. C63H142Br7 seems absurd and so does C27H61Br3. I don't know if the spectrum is wrong, or if I can't do math but I need a second opinion, please. C= 51.89% H= 9.82% Br=38.29%

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