Room Temperature VOC Detection Using Light-Driven Metal Oxide Heterojunctions: Principles, Challenges, and Prospects

January 1, 2026Nanoscale AdvancesOpen Access

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This review focuses on the importance of developing sensitive sensors for detecting volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Analyzes recent advancements in light-driven metal oxide heterojunctions for VOC detection.
Discusses key principles underlying sensor operation and performance.
Identifies challenges and future directions for improvements in sensor technology.
Highlights the need for improved sensitivity in current sensor technologies for VOC detection.
Summarizes the effectiveness of various metal oxide heterojunction configurations in enhancing detection capabilities.
Notes ongoing challenges in achieving room temperature operation for practical applications.

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Review article highlights principles and challenges of detecting VOCs using metal oxide heterojunctions, suggesting future prospects.

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