This book can be purchased alone or with a CD computer library for use with a mass spectrometer computer system. The 19 CD formats available are:
- Finnigan GCQ (.LBR)
- Finnigan ICIS (.LBR, Xcalibur can import)
- Finnigan INCOS (.LS, .LX)
- Finnigan Ion Trap, ITDMS (.LIB, .INX)
- Finnigan ITS-40 (.LBR)
- Finnigan Magnum (.LBR)
- Finnigan Triple Quad (.LS, .LX)
- Fisons/VG JCAMP (.JDX)
- Fisons/VG Mass Lab, Lab Base (.IDB, .IDI, PDB, .PDI)
- HP (Agilent) Chemstation (.L, includes 6 files: Root, Header, Header.IND, Condense, Condense.IND, Full.D)
- HP JCAMP, Unix (.HPJ)
- Mass Finder 3 (.MLF)
- Net CDF (.CDF)
- Palisade Bench Top/PBM (.SPC)
- PE Turbomass (.IDB, .IDI, .PDB, .PDI)
- Shimadzu QP5000, QP2010 (.NAM, .FOM, .LIB, .SPC, .COM, .FLG)
- Teknivent Vector (.SPC)
- Varian Saturn (.LBR)
- Water Millennium (.SPC)
- NIST format (.ntNIST) - the HP Chemstation library can be converted to the NIST library format by using LIb2NIST, a free download program from http://chemdata.nist.gov.
Note:
Finnigan is now Thermo Fisher Scientific, Xcalibur software.
Varian is now Agilent Technologies.
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Testing Library Formats
We've put together a sample of each library format for you to test and make sure you know which format works for your system—please see the readme.txt file for installation instructions.
Expert Review
"Dr. Adam's book presents a very useful compilation of more than 1,600 mass spectra of terpenes, aliphatic esters, hydrocarbons, aromatics and other compounds encountered in natural products chemistry, especially the chemistry of essential oils. Not only are the mass spectra given but the compound's Retention Index on the commonly used DB-5 glc column are included. There are indices of the Retention Index arranged both alphabetically and in Retention Index order, making it a very practical tool for use in natural products research. I have found this work extremely useful in my work in natural products chemistry."
—J.J. Brophy
University of New South Wales
Robert P. Adams, PhD, is a Professor at Baylor University. He has been studying essential oils of plants for more than 40 years and has published more than 230 peer reviewed journal articles and 11 technical books.