Good candidates for miniaturized, ultrasensitive gas sensors in many applications are individual single-crystalline SnO2 nanoribbons. Here it is shown that they can be used to detect ppm-level concentrations of NO2 at room temperature under UV illumination. The picture illustrates that they work reliably even near their resolution limit under 365-nm light.
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