catalysis-based cataluminescent and conductometric gas sensors: sensing nanomaterials, mechanism, applications and perspectives
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Abstract
Gas environment detection has become more urgent and significant, for both industrial manufacturing and environment monitoring. Gas sensors based on a catalytically-sensing mechanism are one of the most important types of devices for gas detection, and have been of great interest during the past decades. However, even though many efforts have contributed to this area, some great challenges still remain, such as the development of sensitively and selectively sensing catalysts. In this review, two representative catalysis-based gas sensors, cataluminescent and conductometric sensors, the basis of optical and electric signal acquisition, respectively, are summarized comprehensively. The current challenges have been presented. Recent research progress on the working mechanism, sensing nanomaterials, and applications reported by our group and some other researchers have been discussed systematically. The future trends and prospects of the catalysis-based gas sensors have also been presented.
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| Authors | ;Jinyun Liu;Tianli Han;Bai Sun;Lingtao Kong;Zhen Jin;Xingjiu Huang;Jinhuai Liu;Fanli Meng |
| Journal | journal of essential oil research |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.3390/catal6120210
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