Fabrication of rigid and flexible SrGe409 nanotube-based sensors for room-temperature ammonia detection

Ammonia （NH3） detection at room temperature has attracted considerable attention because of the increasing demand for health monitoring, personal safety protection, and industrial manufacturing. Herein, we report the synthesis of polycrystalline SrGe409 nanotubes （NTs） via an electrospinning process...

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Published in纳米研究：英文版 Vol. 11; no. 1; pp. 431 - 439
Main Author Tingting Huang;Zheng Lou;Shuai Chen;Rui Li;Kai Jiang;Guozhen Shen
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 2018
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房间温度;传感器;僵硬;机械稳定性;氨;制造;安全保护;工业生产
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Summary:Ammonia （NH3） detection at room temperature has attracted considerable attention because of the increasing demand for health monitoring, personal safety protection, and industrial manufacturing. Herein, we report the synthesis of polycrystalline SrGe409 nanotubes （NTs） via an electrospinning process. These NTs are a new sensing material for the detection of ammonia at room temperature. The SrGe409 NTs exhibited a maximum sensing response of 2.49 for 100 ppm NH3, which was increased to 7.08 by decorating the NTs with Pt nanoparticles. Flexible gas sensors were fabricated, which exhibited comparable performance to the rigid device. Additionally, the flexible devices showed excellent flexibility, mechanical stability, and sensing stability under different bending states, manifesting their potential applications in flexible and wearable electronics.
Bibliography:gas sensors,ammonia,nanotubes,flexible electronics
Ammonia （NH3） detection at room temperature has attracted considerable attention because of the increasing demand for health monitoring, personal safety protection, and industrial manufacturing. Herein, we report the synthesis of polycrystalline SrGe409 nanotubes （NTs） via an electrospinning process. These NTs are a new sensing material for the detection of ammonia at room temperature. The SrGe409 NTs exhibited a maximum sensing response of 2.49 for 100 ppm NH3, which was increased to 7.08 by decorating the NTs with Pt nanoparticles. Flexible gas sensors were fabricated, which exhibited comparable performance to the rigid device. Additionally, the flexible devices showed excellent flexibility, mechanical stability, and sensing stability under different bending states, manifesting their potential applications in flexible and wearable electronics.
11-5974/O4
ISSN:1998-0124
1998-0000