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Analysis reader

Paste GC-MS results here — compound names and percentages. The tool matches them against the library, says plainly which compounds it recognises and which it does not, then opens them in the formula reader.

The tool reads the sheet of paper, not the bottle. A GC-MS report tells you which compounds are present and how much — not whether the bottle is genuine or fake, good or bad. This tool only translates the report into the structure of a smell; how far to trust the report is a matter of the limits of the method.

Paste the results

One compound per line: the name, then the percentage, separated by a space, a comma or a tab. The tool understands English names, standard names, and the synonyms in the library.

Why this tool exists

A GC-MS report is a list: which compound, what percentage of peak area. It does not say which compounds you smell. Limonene at 65 % and citral at 2 % — on paper limonene dominates; in the nose, not necessarily.

This tool connects two things: the sheet from the laboratory, and a reading by odour threshold. Once the lab has lots, each lot will go down exactly this road — analysis in, reading out.