Gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS): A Tool for the Health Care, Environmental, and Pharmaceutical Industries

Authors

  • Dr.Imad Hadi Hameed College of Biotechnology, Department of medical biotechnology, Al-Qasim Green University, Iraq
  • Fatima Muhammad Shakhir Najm College of Science for Women, Department of Biology, University of Babylon, Iraq
  • Atheer Hussein Ali Weiss Al-Farabi University College, Department of Biology, Iraq
  • Maryam Salah Kamel Al-Hilla University College, Department of Applied Medical Physics, Iraq

Keywords:

GC-MS, Medical, Pharmaceutical, Applications

Abstract

Analytical techniques like gas chromatography can separate chemicals in complicated combinations according to their polarity. Only substances that are volatile or can be rendered volatile through derivatization with derivatizing agents can be separated. Due to its efficacy, sensitivity, and simplicity, it is one of the most extensively used techniques for compound separation. The difference in partitioning behaviour between the mobile and stationary phases is the basis for compound separation. In this process, a sample is moved through a tube packed with a finely divided solid or a film of liquid by means of a moving gas stream. For the purpose of compound classification, a variety of columns with varying stationary phase compositions have been employed for the purpose of injecting a solvent-containing mixture or sample into the column at a high enough temperature to volatilize the compound

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Author Biography

Dr.Imad Hadi Hameed, College of Biotechnology, Department of medical biotechnology, Al-Qasim Green University, Iraq

Full name in English: Imad Hadi Hamid
Date of birth: 2-19-1979
Gender: male
Contact means: imadbiotechnology@gmail.com
07830772874 and 07716150716
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Specialization according to the classification, general and specific specialization:
single technologies
He learned and acquired history: Assistant Professor 3-19-2015
Last academic degree I obtained: Ph.D.
(SCOPUS H-Index): 43
Number of latest SCOPUS publications: 102
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4. Type of plant medicine: Q1
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6. Organic and medicinal chemistry dissertation type: Q1
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Prizes:
- Medal of Scientific Excellence - Ministry of Higher Scientific Education
- Al Ain University Award
- First place for the scientific research engine, Mosamat Al-Mandar

Subjects:
1. Forensic DNA
2. Genetic
3. Bio-separation
4. Protein engineering
5. Bioinformatics
6. Gene therapy
Finally, studies:
1. Research: medicinal plant technologies.
2. Research: technologies resulting from injury.
3. Research: Summer semester technologies.
4. Research: technologies resulting from injury.
5. Research: GCMS analysis techniques.
6. Research: FTIR analysis techniques.
7. Research: medical wounds.
8. Research: medical burns.
9. Research: medical system injuries.

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10. Research: Medical system injuries.
11. Research: forensic medicine.
12. Research: Satanism.
13. Research: Synthesis of nanoparticles and plant treatments.

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2024-02-17

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Hadi Hameed, D., Shakhir Najm , F. M., Ali Weiss , A. H., & Kamel , M. S. (2024). Gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS): A Tool for the Health Care, Environmental, and Pharmaceutical Industries. Current Clinical and Medical Education, 2(02), 43–48. Retrieved from https://www.visionpublisher.info/index.php/ccme/article/view/50

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