An organic compound A is composed of carbon, hydrogen andnitrogen, with carbon constituting over 60% of the mass. It shows amolecular ion at m/z= 112 in the mass spectrum.

Write a plausible molecular formula for compound A

How many rings + double bonds must be present in compoundA?

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