1. Option C, since it is C4H9Br, with molar mass,137
It has M+ & M+2 peaks at 137&139.
And base peak at m/z=57 , which is formed by the loss of Br radical.
2. Option B
Since it has peaks at 3400 for OH stretch and at 2980 for Sp3 CH stretch and at 2250 for CN stretch.
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