Question

In mass spectroscopy, when a molecule is bombarded with high energy electrons​

Answer 1

In mass spectroscopy, when a molecule is bombarded with high energy electrons​, it is called electron ionization

Explanation:

• Electron ionization is the term used for the removal of electrons by bombarding a high-energy beam of electrons. This technique is termed electron ionization.

• The beam commonly used is 70eV.

• This beam is so energized that when it hits a molecule, it excites the electron so much that it moves out of the molecule.

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