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October 3, 2024Frontiers in Chemistry0 citationsOpen Access

Stepwise emergence of CO gas sensing response and selectivity on SnO2 using C supports and PtOx decoration

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YKYong Hwan KimSLSeung Yong LeeYJYunseong Ji

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Room temperature gas sensing is crucial for practical devices used in indoor environments. Among various materials, metal oxides are commonly used for gas sensing, but their strong insulating properties limit their effectiveness at room temperature. To address this issue, many studies have explored diverse methods such as nanoparticle decoration or conductive support, etc. Here, we report the emergence of gas-sensing functionality at room temperature with improved CO gas selectivity on SnO

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e55ee1e2b3180350efb975https://doi.org/10.3389/fchem.2024.1469520
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