Abstract

Our organoactinide research has produced a number of extremely air-sensitive compounds. Experimental difficulties have been encountered during the transfer of these air-sensitive compounds from Schlenk tubes into capillary tubes for mass spectral analysis. To overcome these experimental difficulties, a simple transfer device (see Fig. 1) has been designed.

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