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Controlling the cross-sensitivity of carbon nanotube-based gas sensors to water using zeolites

Evans et al., 2016

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9828792568637129400
Author
Evans G
Buckley D
Adedigba A
Sankar G
Skipper N
Parkin I
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Carbon nanotube-based gas sensors can be used to detect harmful environmental pollutants such as NO2 at room temperature. Although they show promise as low-powered, sensitive, and affordable monitoring devices, cross-sensitivity of functionalized carbon …
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