In the ninth part, we will look at 58,456 additional reference spectra for NIST demo search

In the eighth part, we will look at advanced processing with NIST software.

In the seventh part, we will show how to create EI MS user library.

In the sixth part, we will show how to perform structure searches with Input from ChemSketch.

In the fifth part, we will show how to understand EI fragmentation with MS interpreter.

In the fourth part, we learn how to process GCMS data with AMDIS in Free Laboratory Resource for Universities

In the third part, we will show you how to perform library searches in a free NIST GC-MS lab for universities.

In the second part, we will guide you through the installation process of the software in a free NIST GC-MS lab for universities.

In the first part we will introduce you to the very basic theory of GC-MS analyses

In the twelfth part we will show a "real world example" of unknown identification using KnowItAll Adaptive MS and IR Search.