A simple top-down route is developed to fabricate large size porous ZnO flakes via solution combustion synthesis followed by a subsequent calcination in air, which is template-free and can be easily enlarged to an industrial scale. The achieved porous ZnO flakes, which are tens to hundreds of micrometers in flat and tens of nanometers in thickness, exhibit high response for detecting acetone and ethanol, because the unique two-dimensional architecture shortens effectively the gas diffusion distance and provides highly accessible open channels and active surfaces for the target gas.
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