Fe-doped NiO nanostructure-based gas sensor for selective detection of triethylamine and xylene

Qi Zhao; Siqi Yang; Zihan Liu; Yuan You; Dongxue Wang

doi:10.1039/d4nj04799k

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Fe-doped NiO nanostructure-based gas sensor for selective detection of triethylamine and xylene

Qi Zhao Siqi Yang Zihan Liu Yuan You Dongxue Wang

Year: 2024 Journal: New Journal of Chemistry Vol: 49 (3)Pages: 825-832 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d4nj04799k

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The real-time detection of noxious gases such as triethylamine (TEA) and xylene is important for human and environmental safety.

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Chemistry Triethylamine Non-blocking I/O Doping Xylene Nanostructure Chemical engineering Nanotechnology Organic chemistry Optoelectronics Catalysis Toluene

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