Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1499563 Scripta Materialia 2011 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

A carbon dioxide gas sensor based on wet-chemically synthesized β-Bi2O3 nanoplates (width ∼100–400 nm; length ∼4–6 μm) was investigated using repeatability and reproducibility tests. The saturation region for different gas concentrations, and the response and recovery times were also recorded. The β-Bi2O3 nanoplate-based sensor has demonstrated lower operating temperature with a high gas response of 100%, which remained unchanged even up to 11,000 ppm CO2. The fast response and recovery times suggests these nanoplates can serve as excellent gas-sensing nanomaterial.

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