Due to increasingly sophisticated automation, large quantities of high-quality mass spectrometer data can be obtained day and night.
GCMS-TQ™8050 NX - Options
Triple Quadrupole Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer
LC-MS Software
GC-MS Software
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GCMSsolution is the workstation software for Shimadzu GCMS-TQ series gas chromatograph mass spectrometers.
Related information
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The analysis of dioxins in foods was mainly performed using magnetic sector (double-focusing) GC-MS instruments.
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The Smart Environmental Database supports the creation of MRM methods for environmental pollutants.
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GC Consumables are designed to complement your Shimadzu GC Systems.
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Direct sample injection (DI) is a method in which a sample is injected directly into the ion source without passing through the gas chromatograph (GC).
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CI is a softer ionization method than EI, fragmentation is less likely to occur, so molecular weight information is more readily obtained.
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The AOC-20 Series is the perfect solution for automated analyses.
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Py-Screener™ Ver. 2 is designed to screen for brominated flame retardants, such as PBBs and PBDEs, and phthalate esters in polymers.
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The analysis of additives contained in polymer materials is essential for managing and improving the quality of these materials, and for complying with regulations dealing with chemical substances.
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"Compound Composer Database Software for Simultaneous Analysis" is an optional software of Workstation "GCMSsolution" for GCMS-QP2020 Series, GCMS-QP2010 Series.
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Quick-DB Forensic is a GC/MS/MS database for forensic toxicological analysis that includes information for the sample preparation analysis and data processing of 68 toxicological drug components common in toxicology cases.
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The GC/MS Forensic Toxicological Database contains information for the simultaneous screening of toxicological substances including drugs of abuse, psychotropic drugs, medical drugs and pesticides.
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Shimadzu’s Comprehensive GC-MS (GCxGC-MS) System is suited for a variety of applications, including analysis of complex matrices such as a natural products that are hard analyze by conventional GC or GC-MS, and grouping analysis based on two-dimensional chromatograph patterns.
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Residual Pesticides Database Ver. 2 is a GC-MS(/MS) analysis database pre-registered with calibration curves created using pesticide surrogates as internal standard substances.
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The Smart Metabolites Database™ is a GC-MS(/MS) database that contains the information needed for analyzing metabolic components. In Ver.2, the number of registered components is increased to expand the reach of the analysis of food samples, focusing on plant secondary metabolites such as catechins and chlorogenic acids that are garnering interest as functional components to enable simultaneous analysis of over 600 components.
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Smart Forensic Database Ver. 2 supports the creation of MRM methods for forensic toxicological substances.
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Smart Pesticides Database Ver. 2 is a residual pesticides database for GC-MS/MS Analysis, supports the Creation of Methods for MRM and SIM Mode Analysis of Residual Pesticides in Foods.
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Workstation for Gas Chromatograph Mass Spectrometer GCMSsolution
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GCMSsolution is the workstation software for Shimadzu GCMS-TQ series gas chromatograph mass spectrometers.
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The TD-30 was developed as the optimal solution for gas and materials analysis.
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Solving odor problems requires identifying the substances causing the odor.
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Pyrolysis gas chromatography mass spectrometry (Py-GCMS) can be used to characterize most materials including insoluble and complex materials at trace levels often without any sample pretreatment e.g. polymers, plastics, rubber, paints, dyes, resins, coatings, cellulose, wood, textiles, oils etc.
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On-column derivatization allows for the direct analysis of extracted urine samples without additional sample pretreatment, which can significantly shorten the time required for derivatization.
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Impurities in gases, such as hydrocarbons, moisture and oxygen, can contaminate the gas line and instrument, cause column degradation and affect the accuracy of your analysis results, which may lead to instrument downtime.