Inert conditions are typically achieved using an inert gas atmosphere. Common methods include: - Glove Boxes: Enclosed workspaces filled with an inert gas where manipulations can be performed without exposure to air or moisture. - Schlenk Lines: Apparatus that allows for the manipulation of air-sensitive compounds under an inert gas flow. - Sealed Reactors: Vessels that are purged with inert gas and then sealed to maintain an inert atmosphere throughout the reaction.
