Title of article
EFFECTS OF SURFACE MODIFICATION ON THE RECOVERY TIME AND STABILITY OF NANOSTRUCTURED TIN OXIIlE THICK FILMS GAS SENSORS
Author/Authors
Vaezi, M. R. materials and energy research center (merc) - Deparl1nent ofNew Materials, كرج, ايران
From page
275
To page
282
Abstract
Along with high sensitivity in detecting gas. the response and recovery times of semiconductor gas sensors arc of considerable importance for real life applications. In 1110st cases. the recovery time is more than the response time. At the Saine time, water vapor present in the ambient, is chernisorbed on the tin oxide, 5002 surface and the water molecules dissociate into hydroxyl species, which act as electron donors. In this research, we find that if the interference of absorbed moisture can be reduced by surface treatment with thiourea diluted solution. the recovery time and stability of tin oxide sensors improves, which makes them suitable in real life applications.
Keywords
Thick Film Gas Sensors , Thiourea: Tin Oxide: Sonochemical
Journal title
International Journal of Engineering
Journal title
International Journal of Engineering
Record number
2661612
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