Surface Engineering on Palladium and Zinc Nanowires for Hydrogen Sensing Working at ≈190–388 K Temperature Range
Zhenxu Li,
Lingling Du,
Xiaxia Xing
et al.
Abstract:Reliable detection of hydrogen (H2) leakage at low temperatures (e.g., < 273 K) is highly desired in those critical environments that may cause failure in detection, which needs further development. Herein, H2 sensing that can work at ≈190–388 K temperature range has been developed by integrating palladium and zinc nanowires enwrapped with nanosheets (PdZn NWs) as the sensing materials, which have been prepared via combined anodic aluminum oxide (AAO) template‐confined electrodeposition and surface engineer… Show more
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