Define the mass spectrum of an organic compound

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The mass spectrum of an organic compound shows the relative abundances of M to be 46.08% and M 1 to be 1.495%. Assuming the peaks are caused by 12C and 13C isotopes, determine the number of carbon atoms in the compound. Natural abundances: 12C is 98.93% and 13C is 1.07%

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