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GNPS VOCS aromatic hydrocarbons for GNPS analysis and library search

ABSTRACT: GC/MS electron ionization of mixtures or aromatic compounds for GNPS and identification

INSTRUMENT(S): GC/MS custom

ORGANISM(S): No Species

SUBMITTER: Roman Borisov

PROVIDER: MSV000089243 | GNPS | Tue Apr 12 09:46:00 BST 2022

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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