CuO nanosheets as potential scaffolds for gas sensing applications
By A. Umar, A. Alshahrani, H. Algarni, Rajesh Kumar. 2017
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry
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- Recent Developments in 2D Nanomaterials for Chemiresistive-Type Gas Sensors (2018, background): “Similarly, Campbell et al. developed conductive 2D MOF array to discriminate different categories of VOCs such as alcohols, aromatics, ketones/ethers, amines, and aliphatic hydrocarbons [187].”
- The Use of Copper Oxide Thin Films in Gas-Sensing Applications (2018, methodology): “CuO nanoflowers NH3 hydrothermal with electrospinning method [38] CuO nanotubes CO hydrothermal [54] CuO anocubes NO2 t ermal evaporation [55] CuO nanoplatelets NO2 sonochemical method [56] CuO nanoparticles CO2 drop coating [57] CuO nanostructures Ethanol hydrothermal [58] CuO thin films Acetone sp”
- Gas Sensors Based on Copper Oxide Nanomaterials: A Review (2021, methodology): “ethanol 10–100 X [87] CuO nanosheets hydrothermal 270–370 ethanol † 10–200 × [96] CuO nanoflowers (In doped) hydrothermal 95–180 ethanol † 10–300 X [97] dodecahedral Cu2O nanocages wet chemical 150–300 ethanol † 10–300 × [98] CuO and Cu2O nanospheres wet chemical 210 ethanol 10–800 × [99] CuO nanofl”