JOURNAL ARTICLE

VOC sensing behavior of semiconducting Sm<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>/SmFeO<sub>3</sub> mixtures

Yoshiteru ItagakiKenta FujihashiHiromichi AonoMasami MoriYoshihiko Sadaoka

Year: 2015 Journal:   Journal of the Ceramic Society of Japan Vol: 123 (1442)Pages: 961-966   Publisher: Ceramic Society of Japan

Abstract

Sm2O3/SmFeO3 mixed powders were applied to a chemo-resistive VOC (volatile organic compound) gas sensor. The sensor response to 30 ppm toluene gas increased with increasing the Sm2O3 content up to 30 wt %, but decreased by further adding. The addition of Sm2O3 up to 30 wt % also enhanced the catalytic activity for toluene oxidation, as the result of the sensor response. The amount of toluene adsorption increased with increase in the surface Sm concentration. It was concluded that adding Sm2O3 increased the amount of adsorbed VOCs, resulting in the enhancement of the sensor response and the catalytic activity. Furthermore, adding Sm2O3 remarkably shortened the recovery time from the VOCs to air. For the ethanol sensing, adding Sm2O3 was only effective on shortening the recovery time.

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Materials science Analytical Chemistry (journal) Nuclear chemistry Chemistry Environmental chemistry

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