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This review aims to explore the role of Ti3C2 MXene features in enhancing gas-sensing behavior for hydrogen and ammonia detection.

August 5, 2026NanomaterialsOpen Access

Ti3C2 MXene-Based Composites for Hydrogen and Ammonia Gas Sensing: A Review

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Review examines Ti3C2 MXene's properties for enhancing hydrogen and ammonia detection, indicating significant improvements.

This review aims to explore the role of Ti3C2 MXene features in enhancing gas-sensing behavior for hydrogen and ammonia detection.
Systematic review of Ti3C2 MXene properties and modifications
Evaluation of interfaces with metals and metal oxides
Analysis of gas-sensing performance under various humidity conditions.
Ti3C2 MXene exhibits high electrical conductivity and layered nanosheet structure for effective gas sensing.
Integration with sulfur nanosheets enables rapid response and recovery with detection limits at ppt level.
Partial oxidation into TiO2 increases interlayer spacing, improving gas diffusion and sensor response.

Sreedhar et al. (2026) studied this question.

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