Ultrafast CO Sensor Based on Flame-annealed Porous CeO2 Nanosheets for Environmental Application
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As a highly toxic gas, CO is one of the culprits of air pollution. Long-term inhalation will also cause great harm to the human body and even death. How to achieve rapid CO monitoring is an important challenge in sensing field. CO as one of the of air pollution, long time inhalation will reduce the oxygen carrying capacity of blood and in severe cases death. Therefore, effective monitoring of CO is necessary. In this study, porous CeO 2 nanosheets (CeO 2 NSs) were obtained via flame annealing intermediate product CeCO 3 OH nanosheets synthesized by simple hydrothermal method. Through controlling of the flame time, oxygen vacancies were introduced into the CeO 2 NSs.
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