Journal of Analytical Chemistry

2001

DOI: 10.1023/a:1016772715851

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В. В. Малышев

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I. F. Krestnikov

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“…The calcination of the paste at 700°ë gave a SnO 2 -based gassensing layer doped with Pd (approximately 3% of total weight) [10].…”

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Determination of gases by a combined study of the resistance and noise characteristics of semiconductor sensors

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“…The calcination of the paste at 700°ë gave a SnO 2 -based gassensing layer doped with Pd (approximately 3% of total weight) [10].…”

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Determination of gases by a combined study of the resistance and noise characteristics of semiconductor sensors

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Pure and Sn-, Ga- and Mn-doped ZnO gas sensors working at different temperatures for formaldehyde, humidity, NH3, toluene and CO

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Detection of oxygen traces in nitrogen- and hydrogen-rich atmosphere

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Tin oxide sensors are evaluated to detect traces of oxygen in the range 0-100 ppm both in nitrogen and hydrogen (4.5 vol% H 2 in N 2) atmospheres. In nitrogen, significant relative responses to oxygen are measured at 623 K and 723 K. However, at lower temperature, 523 K, the response strongly decreases. In the presence of hydrogen, on the contrary, interesting responses are measured at 523 K. At higher temperature, 623 K and 723 K, on one hand SnO 2 sensors begin to reduce, and on the other hand, oxygen is partly consumed by reaction with hydrogen. Oxygen trace detection (5-100 ppm) is thus only possible in hydrogen atmosphere (4.5 vol% H 2) at 523 K.

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