Experimental and theoretical analysis reveals effective 1-octanol sensing using Bi2Sn2O7 quantum dots, indicating potential agricultural applications.
), demonstrated a wide detection range of 1-50 ppm, exhibiting a remarkable response of 75.06 ± 1.25 at 50 ppm under 30% relative humidity. Additionally, the sensor displayed excellent reproducibility, long-term stability, and significant selectivity toward 1-octanol. Further mechanistic insights were obtained through valence band spectroscopy and density functional theory calculations, which provided a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of the electronic structure and gas adsorption behavior. These findings demonstrate the potential of BSO-based sensors for practical applications in detecting 1-octanol at 30% RH, highlighting its significance as a key biomarker for agricultural VOCs.
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