GC-MS Training Courses

Learn GC-MS online with our huge selection of eLearning content for all aspects of the discipline. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry is a difficult technique to master. Use our practical eLearning tools and content to increase your understanding and competence, allowing you to use GC-MS more effectively in the lab.

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Practical GC-MS Video Bootcamp

The definitive guide to setting up a GC-MS instrument.

What GC-MS Operators Need to Know

This informative webcast discusses special GC considerations, how analyte ionization works, and the principles of mass analysis using quadrupole devices.

GC-MS Ion Ratio Confirmation – Qualifier and Identifier Ion Techniques

This module will discuss the use of qualifier and identifier ion techniques and demonstrate how to implement them.

Using Hydrogen as a Carrier Gas in GC-MS

This module explores the common challenges and strategies that can be employed to successfully use hydrogen for GC-MS.

GC-MS Library Searching

This module will detail the process of obtaining and extracting spectra for GC-MS library matching.

The Secrets of Optimizing GC-MS Methods

The definitive guide to optimizing methods for GC-MS analysis.

GC-MS Contamination

Understand the sources of contamination in GC-MS and how to avoid them.

What Can a GC-MS Tune Report Tell You?

Understand how a GC-MS tune report can help with maintenance and troubleshooting.

GC-MS Column Selection

This short video will discuss the chemical and physical properties which must be considered when selecting a GC-MS column.

GC-MS Troubleshooting Made Simple: Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices

In this webcast, you will learn to utilize the mass spectrometer as your primary diagnostic engine by using spectral "fingerprints" for hardware failures and chemical contamination. 

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