JOURNAL ARTICLE

ZnO-NiO hetero-nanostructures as highly sensitive and selective triethylamine sensor

Ting GuoYidong LuoYujun ZhangYuanhua LinCe‐Wen Nan

Year: 2014 Journal:   Journal of Applied Physics Vol: 116 (4)   Publisher: American Institute of Physics

Abstract

Al-doped ZnO nanorods arrays on NiO nanofibers to construct a typical ZnO-NiO hetero-nanostructure on Al2O3 substrate have been obtained by electrospinning and hydrothermal methods. The sensors based on this hetero-nanostructures exhibit high selectivity and sensitivity towards triethylamine gas under operating temperature of 250 °C, and Al doping has a great influence on the air-sensitive performance of the sensors. Our results indicate that the ZnO-NiO hetero-nanostructure is a potential candidate for gas sensors with good performances for practical applications.

Keywords:
Non-blocking I/O Nanostructure Nanorod Materials science Substrate (aquarium) Nanotechnology Electrospinning Doping Selectivity Triethylamine Hydrothermal circulation Nanofiber Chemical engineering Optoelectronics Chemistry Polymer Catalysis Composite material

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