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Sn1-Xfexoy - A New Material With High-Carbon Monoxide Sensitivity

SBERVEGLIERI, Giorgio;
1994-01-01
1994
Nessuno
PE3_5 Electronic properties of materials and transport
SENSORS AND ACTUATORS. B, CHEMICAL
sì
2-s2.0-0028444143
WOS:A1994PK67200013
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
Inglese
Internazionale
20
163
167
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The preparation method and the sensing properties (sensitivity and selectivity to interfering gases) towards carbon monoxide of the new ternary compound Sn1-xFexOy, deposited in the form of thin films, are presented in this paper. The metal of the VIIIB group is introduced with concentrations in the range 0<x<25 at. %. Thin films are sputtered using the RGTO (rheotaxial growth and thermal oxidation) technique. This technique consists of metal deposition onto a substrate maintained at a temperature higher than the metal melting point and metal oxidation by means of an annealing cycle in pure oxygen. Particular emphasis is given to the relations between some preparation parameters of the material, namely the atomic percentage of iron or the annealing cycle, and to the sensor sensitivity towards CO and other interfering gases like C2H5OH, H-2 and NOx diluted in dry air. A sensitivity S=(C-gas-G(air))/G(air)=3.5 towards 10 ppm of CO has been measured: the kinetic characteristics of the sensors are also presented, together with the working mechanism.
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Sberveglieri, Giorgio; C., Perego; F., Parmigiani; G., Dinelli; G., Quattroni
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