Cataluminescence and Catalysis Properties of CO Oxidation Over Porous Network of ZrO2 Nanorods Synthesized by a Bio-Template

Teng, Fei; Zhu, Yongfa; He, Gang; Gao, Guizhi; Desheng, Meng Dennis

doi:10.2174/1876214x00902010086

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“…Teng et al . also investigated CTL properties of CO oxidation over ZrO 2 samples and found that the calcined network showed a higher CTL intensity than the calcined particles. They pointed out that the reason was the high surface area and advanced pores of the former.…”

Section: Instruments and Materialsmentioning

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Cataluminescence‐based sensors: principle, instrument and application

et al. 2014

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The cataluminescence (CTL)-based sensor is a new promising type of chemical transducer, and has attracted much attention of researchers for its potential versatile applications in public safety, emission control and environmental protection. In this review, we briefly introduce the development history of CTL-based sensors and summarize existing explanations of the CTL reaction mechanism as well as three research strategies for mechanism the CTL mechanism. In the following, all the function units of a typical CTL-based sensor system are described and the investigation of the sensor materials. CTL-based sensor arrays, are discussed in detail. We classify the recent novel hyphenated techniques based on CTL coupled to other analysis techniques into the preconcentration-CTL hyphenated technique, nebulization-CTL hyphenated technique, plasma-assisted CTL technique and tandem CTL technique according to the type of analysis combined with CTL and provide a detailed account of novel hyphenated techniques. Owing to the appearance of these novel techniques, the application range of CTL has been expanded as well as the sensitivity and selectivity of CTL system has been greatly improved. Finally, the applications of CTL-based sensor and sensor arrays in the last several years are classified and summarized.

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Cataluminescence‐based sensors: principle, instrument and application

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Metal oxide nanowire chemical and biochemical sensors

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The fabrication methods and the basic properties of the metal-oxide nanostructures referred as nanowires are presented and reviewed in this paper, with particular emphasis to the electrical and optical properties and their useful implementation for chemical and biochemical sensing. The field of chemical sensors has benefited by the wealth of highly crystalline nanostructures produced by physical and chemical methods. Large variation in bulk electrical conductivity, structural stability upon high temperature operation, high degree of crystalline ordering, large impact of point defects and surface states have unveiled the potential for the sensing field and have opened up new perspectives of application and for the realization of novel device architectures. This paper will summarize various techniques for preparation and characterization; then, the growth mechanisms and working principles will be discussed. Finally, the challenges that this field is currently facing are presented to signify the perspectives of expansion

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Cataluminescence and Catalysis Properties of CO Oxidation Over Porous Network of ZrO2 Nanorods Synthesized by a Bio-Template

Cited by 2 publications

References 35 publications

Cataluminescence‐based sensors: principle, instrument and application

Cataluminescence‐based sensors: principle, instrument and application

Metal oxide nanowire chemical and biochemical sensors

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