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Transfer of lithium foil under inert conditions using CleanConnect inert gas transfer system

Recent advances in microscopy are opening exciting directions in nanomaterials research. The possibilities to combine various microscopy methods to study applied materials e.g. batteries, volatile memories, sensors, etc. are increasing and in parallel also the challenges towards characterization of these materials [1]. The materials used for certain applications like batteries are oxygen/air sensitive and the characterization also requires oxygen-free sample handling tools during the transfer process for correlative microscopy. In most of the cases, oxygen/air sensitive samples are prepared and stored in glove box and are transferred to an electron microscope for further microscopic characterization studies. The transfer process from the glove box to these tools takes couple of minutes and the samples can be oxidized during the transfer in atmosphere.