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GCMS, HPLC, GC, TESTING SERVICE LABS IN CHENNAI

GCHS-MS, Gas Chromatography with Mass spectrometry is used to identify unknown compounds with very low detection levels. Tamilnadu test House provides the GCMS testing services below





Research analysis

  • Unknown Compound Identification
  • Identification of impurities up to the Lowest detection level

Pharmaceutical

  • Residual Solvent analysis
  • Solvent Purity and assay analysis
  • Fatty acid Profile
  • Quantification of Stearic acid and Palmitic acid
  • Quantification of Ethylene Oxide and 1,4 Dioxan
  • Quantification of Ethylene glycol and Diethylene Glycol
  • Assay Quantification of Phenols and Cresols
  • Nitrosamine Impurity analysis

Food and Water Products

  • Fatty acid Profile in food products
  • Pesticide analysis in food and water samples
  • Vitamin Analysis in food products
  • PAH, PCB analysis in food products
  • Quantification of Chemical contaminants in Marine food
  • Flavor analysis in food
  • Fragrance component Identification in food 
  • Quantification of Unsaturated Fatty acid methyl esters in food
  • Quantification of Organic acids and Amino acids in Coffee     


Polymer samples

  • Purity of thinners
  • Assay Quantification of Phenols and Cresols
  • Quantification of phthalate esters 
  • Unknown component identification in Thinners, Adhesives, Paints and Polymer additives

Cosmetic sample

  • Potential Allergens (IFRA) in Perfumes
  • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) in fragrance
  • Identification of adulteration in the perfume Industry

Please contact us for GCMS testing services: at +91 7550053005 or send your requirements to info@tn-th.com 

For more details, please click the link here: -https://tamilnadutesthouse.com/gcms-testing-labs-in-chennai/


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