The title compounds, which exist in solutions as mixtures of exo/endo double bond isomers due to the "push-pull" effect of the electron-donating and electron-withdrawing substituents, were studied by mass-spectrometric methods. Their fragmentation routes under electron impact were established and confirmed by metastable ion analysis and accurate mass measurements. The results demonstrated that the relative amounts of exo/endo isomeric molecular ions are in close agreement with the isomeric ratios observed in solutions by the NMR, although the mass spectra of the tetracyano derivatives indicated a small fraction of molecular ions existing in the endo form, which could not be detected in solution by the NMR methods.

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