Ultra-sensitive IDE-based ammonia sensor fabricated using green synthesized graphene nanoplatelets and a TiO ₂ based composite

January 1, 2026RSC AdvancesOpen Access

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The aim is to create a highly sensitive and economical sensor for detecting ammonia gas.
Fabrication of a sensor using green synthesized graphene nanoplatelets and TiO2 composite.
Tests conducted to evaluate sensor performance with ammonia exposure.
Sensitivity measurements taken to assess performance under varying conditions.
The sensor shows significantly increased sensitivity to ammonia compared to traditional sensors.
The use of green synthesized materials reduces environmental impact.
Performance stability observed under different environmental conditions.

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Development of a gas sensor demonstrates enhanced sensitivity to ammonia, highlighting innovative materials.

Development of a reliable, sensitive, and economical NH 3 gas sensor based on GnP-TiO 2 composite.

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