Relaxation of Nanostructured Molecular Materials Under The Influence of Solvent Vapors

Shirshov, Yu.M.; Snopok, B. A.; Rengevych, O.V.; Kаlchеnkо, Vitaly I.; Coleman, Anthony W.

doi:10.1007/978-94-010-0341-4_27

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“…The atomic force microscopy studies showed that topography of thin (≈100 nm) calixarenes layers changed (see Fig. 2) after their surface was exposed to saturated vapors of solvents [10]. Thus, in some cases, interaction of thin organic layers with solvent vapors leads to undesired processes (from the viewpoint of stability of the gas sensor parameters).…”

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Improvement of sensor response reproducibility and multistage recognition approach for samples with dominant components

Kruglenko¹

2008

Semicond. phys. quantum electron. optoelectron.

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A multistage recognition approach is advanced for poorly classified clusters. According to this approach, if a sample is related to a cluster that is common for several samples, then further object recognition (within that cluster) is possible. Such two-stage recognition procedure is based, at each stage, on the fuzzy logic concept and enables one to perform practically complete recognition of all the samples under consideration.

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