HFIP-Functionalized Co O Micro-Nano-Octahedra/rGO as a Double-Layer Sensing Material for Chemical Warfare Agents.

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Abstract
Semiconductor metal oxides (SMO)-based gas-sensing materials suffer from insufficient detection of a specific target gas. Reliable selectivity, high sensitivity, and rapid response-recovery times under various working conditions are the main requirements for optimal gas sensors. Chemical warfare agents (CWA) such as sarin are fatal inhibitors of acetylcholinesterase in the nerve system. So, sensing materials with high sensitivity and selectivity toward CWA are urgently needed. Herein, micro-nano octahedral Co O functionalized with hexafluoroisopropanol (HFIP) were deposited on a layer of reduced graphene oxide (rGO) as a double-layer sensing materials. The Co O micro-nano octahedra were synthesized by direct growth from electrospun fiber templates calcined in ambient air. The double-layer rGO/Co O -HFIP sensing materials presented high selectivity toward DMMP (sarin agent simulant, dimethyl methyl phosphonate) versus rGO/Co O and Co O sensors after the exposure to various gases owing to hydrogen bonding between the DMMP molecules and Co O -HFIP. The rGO/Co O -HFIP sensors showed high stability with a response signal around 11.8 toward 0.5 ppm DMMP at 125 °C, and more than 75 % of the initial response was maintained under a saturated humid environment (85 % relative humidity). These results prove that these double-layer inorganic-organic composite sensing materials are excellent candidates to serve as optimal gas-sensing materials.
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Authors Alali, Khaled Tawfik;Liu, Jingyuan;Chen, Rongrong;Liu, Qi;Zhang, Hongsen;Li, Jundong;Hou, Jindi;Li, Rumin;Wang, Jun;
Journal Chemistry (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)
Year 2019
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10.1002/chem.201901435
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