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Study On Sno2-Base Traditional Gas-Sensing Material Modification And Gas Sensitive Properties To CO2

Posted on:2005-10-13Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L YuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360125464804Subject:Materials science
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SnO2 gas sensors are widely used for detecting flammable gas and reductive gas , but little used for detecting CO2 for its inertia. CO2 need be detected in some areas, such as environment protect, agriculture. Until now, several types of CO2 sensors, such as capacitive-type, electrochemistry-type, resonance-type and solid electrolyte-type etc, are poor in sensitivity and their devices are complicated, expensive and large energy consume. So doped and coated SnO2 gas sensors for detecting CO2 must be made by employing nanometer and semiconductorization techniques.In my paper, nano-size SnO2 were prepared by the Sol-gel method. Then the characteristic of the powders were investigated by DSC-TG, XRD, TEM and BET. Thick film elements were made and their surfaces were coated. Sensitivity, selectivity and reliability to CO2 were detected. Last sensing mechanism of CuO-SnO2 gas sensors for detecting CO2 was studied.The prepared nano-size powders had large specific surface area and high surface activation. The grain and specific surface area of powders as annealed at different temperature were different, considered that 600 was rational annealed temperature. SnO2 gas sensors doped 4mol% CuO had high sensitivity and selectivity for detecting CO2 SnO2 gas sensors coated La2O3 were sensitive for detecting CO2, but were poor in selectivity. Environmental experimentation of gas sensors indicated that CuO-SnO2 gas sensors were well in resisting high temperature, low temperature and humidity, SnO2 gas sensors coated La2O3 were well in resisting high temperature and low temperature, but were poor in resisting humidity. Finally some questions of study were put forward and looked forward to the development of the gas sensor.
Keywords/Search Tags:SnO2, Gas-sensing material, CO2, Gas-sensing characterization
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