This is the first of a series of webinars on fundamental concepts in GCMS. This session will cover: Hardware, Different mass analysers, Mass spectra & library searching, Benefits of GCMS.

The use of the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) software suite for accessing Wiley, NIST, and even user-generated libraries.

Dr. Ed Connor takes us through some real examples of converting carrier gas successfully under 3 different conditions and GC analyses.

In this webcast, we will provide an overview of how methods are being developed by the EU-China-Safe project and focus on the particular benefits of the TSQ 9000 and AEI technology for dioxin analysis.

In this webinar we will focus on the reasons why packed columns are a good choice and we will discuss their unique characteristics.

In the third and final episode of the Method Development Series, we will consider Data Processing - the last but by no means least part of the analytical workflow.

In this one-hour educational session, we will investigate the purpose and impact of the critical parts and setup used in split and splitless injection and how they impact your results.

Webinar about VUV technology. With the simplicity of Beer-Lambert’s Law together with the VUV deconvolution software, one can identify and quantify gas phase molecules easily even though they may co-elute.

The use of the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) software suite for accessing Wiley, NIST, and even user-generated libraries.

These webinars, presented by our Product Specialists will show you how to get the best out of your GC or GC-MS hardware and software, enabling you to take your gas chromatography analysis to a new level.