Enhanced H 2 S Gas Detection Using Low-Cost Carbon Loaded CuCrO 2 Nanomaterials

Shaik Ruksana; Seetha Lakshmy; Amit Kumar; Chandra Shekhar Sharma; Mahesh Kumar

doi:10.1039/d6tc00209a

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Enhanced H 2 S Gas Detection Using Low-Cost Carbon Loaded CuCrO 2 Nanomaterials

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The aim is to develop a low-cost method for detecting hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas effectively.
Utilized carbon loaded CuCrO2 nanomaterials for detection purposes.
Employed chemiresistive sensing techniques to measure H2S levels.
Conducted sensitivity tests to evaluate performance against H2S gas.
Achieved lower detection limits for H2S using the developed nanomaterials.
Demonstrated enhanced sensitivity and selectivity compared to standard detection methods.

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Experimental investigation shows improved H2S gas detection using carbon loaded CuCrO2 nanomaterials, suggesting greater safety measures for human health.

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