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The 13 pages that link to Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry, each with the reason it gives.

• Mass spectrometryRelated: It combines mixture separation with characteristic fragmentation patterns for volatile substances.

• Essential oilRelated: It reveals the complex chemical profile of an essential oil.

• Volatile organic compoundRelated: It can identify and quantify individual VOCs in air samples.

• Gas chromatographyBroader topic: Mass spectrometry can identify compounds after the column separates them.

• Isotope-ratio mass spectrometryCompared with: It commonly identifies compounds, whereas isotope-ratio analysis prioritizes precise isotope abundance comparisons.

• MetabolomicsBroader topic: It is especially useful for volatile metabolites and compounds made volatile by derivatization.

• CaryophylleneRelated: Researchers use it to detect and quantify caryophyllene in essential oils.

• Hippuric acidRelated: Analytical methods such as this can quantify hippuric acid in biological samples.

• MethanethiolBroader topic: It can identify and quantify trace methanethiol in complex samples.

• SkatoleRelated: This method can quantify skatole in meat, feces, and other complex samples.

• 2,3,7,8-TetrachlorodibenzodioxinRelated: It is used to measure trace TCDD in environmental and biological samples.

• Instrumental chemistryBroader topic: It resolves volatile mixtures and identifies their individual components.

• ZingibereneRelated: Researchers use it to detect and quantify zingiberene in ginger oils.