Team:Washington/Alkanes/spectra

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[[Image:Washington_C13spectrum.png|center|1000px|thumb|Experimental C13 alkane spectrum(red), and NIST reference C13 alkane spectrum(blue). Note the strong parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 184.]]
[[Image:Washington_C13spectrum.png|center|1000px|thumb|Experimental C13 alkane spectrum(red), and NIST reference C13 alkane spectrum(blue). Note the strong parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 184.]]
[[Image:Washington C15spectrum.png|center|1000px|thumb|Experimental C15 alkane spectrum(red), and NIST reference C15 alkane spectrum(blue). Note the parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 212.]]
[[Image:Washington C15spectrum.png|center|1000px|thumb|Experimental C15 alkane spectrum(red), and NIST reference C15 alkane spectrum(blue). Note the parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 212.]]
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[[Image:Washington C17spectrum.png|center|1000px|thumb|Experimental C17 alkene spectrum(red), and NIST reference C17 alkene spectrum(blue). Note the strong parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 238.]]

Latest revision as of 04:55, 27 September 2011

This page contains the MS spectra of the alkanes produced by the PetroBrick. The experimental spectra are on the top in red , and NIST reference spectra are shown on the bottom in blue

Experimental C13 alkane spectrum(red), and NIST reference C13 alkane spectrum(blue). Note the strong parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 184.
Experimental C15 alkane spectrum(red), and NIST reference C15 alkane spectrum(blue). Note the parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 212.
Experimental C17 alkene spectrum(red), and NIST reference C17 alkene spectrum(blue). Note the strong parent ion peak at a m/z ratio of 238.
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