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Highly sensitive field‐effect ammonia/amine sensors with low driving voltage based on low bandgap polymers

Wang et al., 2018

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820341023582247590
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Wang Z
Liu Z
Chen L
Yang Y
Ma J
Zhang X
Guo Y
Zhang G
Zhang D
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Advanced Electronic Materials

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Ammonia/amine gas sensors have received increasing attention in recent years, due to their applications in monitoring of meat and seafood spoilage and air pollution as well as diagnosis of chronic diseases. Herein, a new conjugated polymer PTTEH is developed …
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