This paper reports the fabrication of a sensor using a ZnO/ZnS core/shell nanostructure for the room-temperature detection of NO2, which is a major constituent of polluted air. A sharp decrease in the conductivity of the sensing material was observed upon exposure to NO2gas. A response of 1800% for 100 ppb and 3000% for 2400 ppb of NO2at room temperature was obtained using the core/shell nanostructure.
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