Synergistic Effects of Phosphorus Doping and Radial Pores in WSe2/C Microspheres for Enhanced Room-Temperature NO2 Sensing

Rui Ma; Yuan Ren; Zi Ye; Jiayi Zhou; Yujia Chen; Qiongfeng Shi; Tao Li

doi:10.1039/d6ta01667g

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Synergistic Effects of Phosphorus Doping and Radial Pores in WSe2/C Microspheres for Enhanced Room-Temperature NO2 Sensing

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This research aims to improve room-temperature gas sensing capabilities using WSe2/C microspheres.
Synthesis of phosphorus-doped WSe2/C microspheres
Evaluation of gas adsorption capacity
Measurement of NO2 sensing performance
Enhanced gas adsorption capacity observed
Improved NO2 sensing at room temperature
Demonstrated effective diffusion through radial pores

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Synthesis strategy improved gas sensor performance in two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides, indicating enhanced NO2 detection.

Abstract

Room-temperature gas sensor based on two-dimensional (2D) transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) have been limited by insufficient gas adsorption capacity and restricted gas diffusion. Herein, a facile and general synthesis strategy...

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Synergistic Effects of Phosphorus Doping and Radial Pores in WSe2/C Microspheres for Enhanced Room-Temperature NO2 Sensing

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Synergistic Effects of Phosphorus Doping and Radial Pores in WSe2/C Microspheres for Enhanced Room-Temperature NO2 Sensing

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