A ZnO nanowire-reduced graphene oxide (ZnO-rGO) based portable ammonia (NH3) gas sensing electron device working at room temperature has been demonstrated for the first time. The sensor is developed on a microelectrode of micro-electromechanical systems and supported by peripheral circuits and a hosting computer, which enables the real-time detection of NH3at room temperature. In contrast to the traditional sensors based on pure graphene or ZnO nanowires alone, the ZnO-rGO based gas sensing electron device can detect low-concentration (1 ppm) NH3with higher sensitivity (~7.2%). Besides, this sensor exhibits satisfying properties at sensing NH3with the concentration as low as 500 ppb at room temperature.
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