journal article·2000-05

Gas-Sensitive Properties of Nitrogen-Rich Carbon Nitride Films

L. M. Zambov, C. Popov, N. Abedinov, M. F. Plass, W. Kulisch, T. Gotszalk, P. Grabiec, I. W. Rangelow, R. Kassing

Advanced Materials· Volume 12· Issue 9
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Abstract

Electronic noses based on polymer-like carbon nitride (CNx) are investigated by these authors. The gas-sensing properties of CNx are examined, focusing on the detection of humidity and ammonia. Two basic types of gas sensor—capacitance and microelectromechanical (see Figure)—are discussed. It is found that the sensors are highly sensitive, stable, and have short response and recovery times.
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OpenAlex topics: Gas Sensing Nanomaterials and Sensors · Analytical Chemistry and Sensors · Conducting polymers and applications

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