The fragmentation of di‐2‐pyridyl ketone on electron impact involves elimination of neutral CO from the molecular ion and rearrangement to the 2,2′‐l>ipyridyl molecular ion in addition to rupture of the central bonds to form C5H4N+ and C6H4NO+ ions.
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