The sensitivity of gas sensor based on single ZnO nanowire modulated by helium ion radiation

By L. Liao, H. B. Lu, Jinchai Li, Chang Liu, D. Fu, Yueli Liu. 2007

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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• One-Dimensional Oxide Nanostructures as Gas-Sensing Materials: Review and Issues (2010, background): “25 (800 ppm) ~2 h [38] CO CeO2 nanowire Resistor <10 ppm (25 °C) 2 (200 ppm) ~10 s [39] H2S SnO2 nanowire Resistor <1 ppm (150 °C) 6 × 10(6) (50 ppm) N/A [9] H2S ZnO nanowire Resistor N/A (25 °C) 8 (300 ppm) ~50 s [13] H2S In2O3 nanowire FET 1 ppm (25 °C) 1 (20 ppm) 48 s [17] Ethanol SnO2 nanotube R”
• Optical, structural and morphological studies of (ZnO) nano-rod thin films for biosensor applications using sol gel technique (2013, background): “ZnO is an important multifunctional material which has wide application in telecommunication, emitting diode, optical wave guide and nanolaser [8–15], gas sensor [16,17], chemical and biochemical sensors [18,19].”
• Metal Oxide Nanostructures and Their Gas Sensing Properties: A Review (2012, background): “Many kinds of semiconductor nanowires, such as SnO2 [68–70], In2O3 [71,72], ZnO [73–75], TiO2 [76,77] and so on, have been widely applied in gas sensors.”