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						You are seeing the -ve ion equivalent of [2M + H]+, that will often be observed at higher sample loadings.  Depending on the sample loading and structure, the "dimer" signal may be anywhere in the range 5-50% of [M + H]+. 
Regard it as confirmation of MW determined from [M+H]+ or [M-H]-.
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									Regard it as confirmation of MW determined from [M+H]+ or [M-H]-.
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						The amount of dimer, 2M-1, depends heavily on the entrance voltage of the skimmer.  For example, look at the ratio of OAc- at m/z 59 to m/z 119 for OAc- . HOAc as a function of the voltage.  Makes a big difference in electrospray..
					
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