State the expected parent-ion mass region two adjacent lines

Reference no: EM13250039

On the obtained mass-spectra you got in the expected parent-ion mass region two adjacent lines with almost the same abundance (m/z=258 -100%, and m/z=260 -97%). Fragments do not show any adjacent abundant lines. What conclusion can you derive from this information

Reference no: EM13250039

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