Abstract:The use of state‐of‐the‐art chemical sensors for accurate measurement of the toxic gases in air has been increased over the last decade owing to the growing public awareness of the hazards associated with many airborne chemicals, toughening the legislation in various countries toward the reduction of the pollutants' emission and continuous advancements in the development of new measuring concepts and nanomaterials for sensing electrodes (SEs).
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