Use: Gas Chromatography (GC)
Use: Compound identification and verification, MS2 transitions, retention time acquisition, in-house digital library, method development
Suitable for: GCMS, GC-MS/MS, GC-QTOF, GC-FID
Suitable for: Single quadrupole MS, triple quadrupole MS (QQQ), QTOF, Orbitrap
Suitable for: Human metabolomics, plant metabolomics, foodomics, food analysis, volatilomics (VOC analysis), cannabis and vape analysis, wine and beer analysis, coffee and juice analysis, aroma and fragrance analysis, aroma profiling
Applications:
GC/FID - GCxGC /FID
-Find the retention time of the molecules after changing the method
-Find the retention time of molecules after changing the column
-Use the standards to make calibration curves for quantification
GCMS - GCxGC MS (single quad)
-Find the retention time of molecules after changing the method
-Add the compounds to your in-house library for enhanced compound search/identification with RT and M/z value
GC-MS/MS (triple quad)
-Acquire and optimize the transition ions for each molecule using your instrument specific settings
-Use the standards to make calibration curves for quantification
GCMS (QTOF)
-Use the standards to make calibration curves for quantification
-Add the compounds to your in-house library for enhanced search with RT and M/z value
MetaSci’s Library of Standard Mix for GCMS is includes a series of standard mixtures of a collection of organic volatile molecules (VOC) that are mostly sought after for identification and quantification. The unique composition of the library includes terpenes, fatty acids methyl esters (FAMES), fatty acid ethyl esters (FAEtEs), fatty alcohols, underivatized normal chain fatty acids, furans, benzyls and cinnamyl alcohols, n-ketones, n-aldehydes, benzaldehydes, phenols, phenones, aromatic volatiles, lactones, etc. The library is made up of 46 mixes filled and sealed in glass microampules that are compatible with 9-425 autosampler vials. The mixes are designed to have no isobaric interference for maximum confidence in identification, and therefore, each mix typically contains only 8-12 molecules, the retention of which is spread across the chromatogram for the highest resolution. Since there is no two molecules with the same molecular formula in any of the mixes, even a low resolution MS can identify each peak with confidence. The CoA and additional methods for the library is provided through our dedicated online system. The user can also use the QR code on each microampule to access the specification of the mix.
Our library of mixture of standards is provided in patented SnapGo microampules which contains 0.2mL of standards solution. Each mix is provided in three copies, meaning that the user will receive 3 microampule of 600uL for each mix. This allows the user to use the first solution mix, while keeping the other two microampules intact for future and avoiding waste of material after opening the glass ampule. Microampules fit inside 9-425 vials and if your autosampler can accept 9-425 vials (standard 2mL vials) the microampules are compatible with your system. If youare using a plate based autosampler we can provide pplate adapter.
You can use this product for GC-FID. Since FID can not identify the molecules by their mass or structure, you can follow our methods provided in the CoA for idntification of each peak. The mixtures are designed to fullyresolve on J&W HP-5ms Ultra Inert GC Column, 30 m, 0.25 mm, 0.25 µm column.
A series of C8-C24 alkanes are included in the library to help with system performance check and Retention Index (RI) verification.
The 9-425 autosampler vials are not included with the product. You can use either glass or plastic vials which would work as a support container for microampules.
Library of Standard Mixtures for GCMS
List of compounds
1. (-)-Isopulegol (HMDB0036078, CAS 89-79-2, FEMA 2962)
2. (-)-β-Pinene (HMDB0036559, CAS 18172-67-3, FEMA 2903)
3. (-)-Fenchone (PUBCHEMCID82229, CAS 7787-20-4, FEMA 4519)
4. Linalyl acetate (HMDB0039522, CAS 115-95-7, FEMA 2636)
5. (S)-(−)-β-Citronellol (HMDB0035094, CAS 7540-51-4, FEMA 2309)
6. Citronellyl acetate (HMDB0034844, CAS 150-84-5, FEMA 2311)
7. Guaiazulene (HMDB0036648, CAS 489-84-9)
8. Parthenolide (PUBCHEMCID6473881, CAS 20554-84-1)
9. Nerol (HMDB0005812, CAS 106-25-2, FEMA 2770)
10. (R)-(+)-Limonene (HMDB0003375, CAS 5989-27-5, FEMA 2633)
11. (+)-Camphor (HMDB0059838, CAS 464-49-3, FEMA 2230)
12. (1R,2R,5R)-(+)-2-Hydroxy-3-pinanone (PUBCHEMCID87571219, CAS 24047-72-1)
13. Tetrahydrolinalool (HMDB0035246, CAS 78-69-3, FEMA 3060)
14. Camphorquinone (HMDB0025208, CAS 10373-78-1)
15. Santonin (PUBCHEMCID221071, CAS 481-06-1)
16. 3,3-Dimethylacrylic acid (Senecioic acid) (HMDB0000509, CAS 541-47-9, FEMA 3187)
17. Isoamyl alcohol (HMDB0006007, CAS 123-51-3, FEMA 2057)
18. (+)-β-Citronellene (PUBCHEMCID10887985, CAS 10281-55-7)
19. L-Menthone (HMDB0035162, CAS 14073-97-3, FEMA 2667)
20. (1S)-(+)-3-Carene (HMDB0035619, CAS 498-15-7, FEMA 3821)
21. Bornyl acetate (HMDB0040397, CAS 76-49-3, FEMA 2159)
22. Methyl Jasmonate (mixture of isomers) (HMDB0036583, CAS 39924-52-2, FEMA 3410)
23. Linalyl propionat (HMDB0030425, CAS 144-39-8, FEMA 2645)
24. Sclareolide (HMDB0035293, CAS 564-20-5, FEMA 3794)
25. Sabinene Hydrate (HMDB0036112, CAS 564-79-2)
26. (+)-Fenchol (HMDB0034932, CAS 2217-02-9, FEMA 2480)
27. (S)-(−)-Limonene (HMDB0004321, CAS 5989-54-8)
28. (-)-Myrtenol (HMDB0035100, CAS 19894-97-4, FEMA 3439)
29. Piperitone (mixture of enantiomers, predominantly (R)-(-)-form) (HMDB0034975, CAS 89-81-6, FEMA 2910)
30. (S)-(+)-Ketopinic Acid (PUBCHEMCID129859592, CAS 40724-67-2)
31. Terpin Monohydrate (HMDB0035595, CAS 2451-01-6)
32. Linalyl Butyrate (HMDB0030427, CAS 78-36-4, FEMA 2639)
33. 3-Methylcyclopentadecanone (HMDB0034181, CAS 541-91-3, FEMA 3434)
34. (S)-(-)-Citronellal (HMDB0035842, CAS 5949-05-3, FEMA 2307)
35. (+)-α-Pinene (HMDB0006525, CAS 7785-70-8, FEMA 2902)
36. (+)-β-Citronellol (HMDB0035093, CAS 1117-61-9, FEMA 2309)
37. Hinokitiol (HMDB0035213, CAS 499-44-5)
38. α-Damascone (HMDB0036027, CAS 43052-87-5, FEMA 3659)
39. p-Cymene (HMDB0005805, CAS 99-87-6, FEMA 2356)
40. Geranyl linalool (mixture of isomers) (PUBCHEMCID71317439, CAS 1113-21-9)
41. β-Homocyclocitral (HMDB0032540, CAS 472-66-2, FEMA 3474)
42. Eucalyptol (HMDB0004472, CAS 470-82-6, FEMA 2465)
43. (±)-Camphene (HMDB0059839, CAS 79-92-5, FEMA 2229)
44. (R)-(+)-Pulegone (HMDB0035604, CAS 89-82-7, FEMA 2963)
45. (±)-Menthol (HMDB0003352, CAS 89-78-1, FEMA 2665)
46. L-Menthyl acetate (HMDB0041264, CAS 2623-23-6, FEMA 2668)
47. trans-β-Farnesene (HMDB0062763, CAS