Based on retention time, GCMS instrument predict the mass spectra of the expected compounds.
The given spectra for the product of oxidation of t-butylcyclohaxanol....the product will be t-butylcyclohaxanone with mass = 154 g/mol.
GCMS spectra for this showing retention time = 3.5 second and mass peaks at 154, 98, 57...
So now let us match this with stock spectrum
Spectra at page 1
Showed retention time = 4.1 second
and mass peaks at 154, 98, 57....
Spectra at page 2
Peak 1 showed retention time = 3.8 second
Mass peaks at 138, 123, 81, 57....
Peak 2 showed retention time 4.1 second
Mass peaks at 154, 98, 57....
Spectra at page 3
Peak 1 showed retention time 3.6 second
Mass peaks at 123, 90, 81, 57....
Peak 2 showed retention time 3.8 seconds
Mass peaks at 138, 123, 81,57....
Peak 3 showed retention time 4.1 seconds
Mass peaks at 154, 98, 57...
After comparison, we can observe that peak 1 of spectra on page 2 and peak 1 and 2 of spectra on page 3 has a close retention time, but not showing the mass peaks corresponding to our spectra (compound)...
Peak 1 of spectra on page 1, peak 2 of spectra on page 2 and peak 3 of spectra on page 3 having retention time 4.1 second...but showing mass peaks corresponding to our spectra....so we can conclude either that spectra on page 1 having pure t-butylcyclohaxanone, spectra on page 2 and page 3 having mixture containing t-butylcyclohaxanone or calibration is required in the instrument on which our spectra is recorded (as we got retention time 3.5 second while standard is 4.1 second).
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