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June 1, 1956Analytical Chemistry

Mass Spectra of Acetal-Type Compounds

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RFR. A. FriedelUniversity of Maryland, College ParkASA.G. SharkeyGeorgia Institute of Technology

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Implication

Spectrometric analysis reveals distinctive mass spectra of acetal-type compounds, highlighting diagnostic fragmentation pathways for molecular identification.

Key Points

  • To determine and characterize the mass spectral patterns and fragmentation behaviors of acetal-type organic compounds.
  • Acetal-type chemical compounds were analyzed using mass spectrometry to obtain ionization and fragmentation data.
  • Spectral cracking patterns and relative ion abundances were cataloged across structural variations.
  • Acetal-type molecules exhibit distinctive mass spectral fragmentation profiles defined by characteristic carbon-oxygen bond cleavages.
  • Identified ion signatures provide reliable spectral benchmarks for differentiating acetal structures from other oxygenated organic isomers.

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Friedel et al. (1956) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a825319fc3df235bc877a43https://doi.org/10.1021/ac60114a004
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