Which species is formed when the CH3N2 plus cation loses a nitrogen molecule?

When the CH3N2+ cation loses a nitrogen molecule, it forms the species CH3+ (methyl cation). This process involves the elimination of a nitrogen molecule (N2) from the original cation, leaving behind the methyl cation as the final product. The methyl cation is a positively charged species with a molecular formula of CH3+, consisting of a carbon atom bonded to three hydrogen atoms.