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Characterization of trisubstituted aromatic isomers and structural identification by spectroscopic methods. I- Identification using GC-MS

تشخيص المتماكبات الأروماتية و تحديد البنية بالطرائق المطيافية الجزء الأول: التشخيص باستعمال مطياف كتلة مربوط بكروماتوغرافيا غازية GC-MS

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 Publication date 2013
and research's language is العربية
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The mass spectra of 5 trisubstituted aromatic compounds were studied. The spectra were recorded by local GC-MS at 70 eV and compared with bibliographic spectra. The spectra of each compound were different. The using of local GC-MS for identification required recording the spectra references at the same conditions.

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