Stainless Steel LAI-3T Anaerobic Workstation Anaerobic Incubator With High Precision Temperature Sensor

Working with anaerobic chambers is a unique skill set to have. It is only necessary if you are working with oxygen sensitive compounds. For example, some metallo-proteins require an oxygen free environment to stay in a reduced state, while others are sensitive and even reactive to oxygen. Sometimes working in anaerobic chambers requires a long workday to finish an experiment and is a bit more tedious than working in the oxygenated environment. It takes a long time to prepare and ensure your sample and environment are deoxygenated and working through a pair of gloves slows everything down. Below is some advice in case you find yourself working in anaerobic chambers. Hopefully this makes them less daunting than they first appear.