journal article·2019Open access

Synthesis and NO2Sensing Propertiesof SnS2 Nanoplates

SHAN Wei, FU Zheng-Qian, ZHANG Fa-Qiang, MA Ming-Sheng, LIU Zhi-Fu, LI Yong-Xiang

Abstract

metal sulfide materials are ideal for use in gas sensing applications due to their low electronic noise and a large specific surface area, and the research on highly efficient and morphologically controllable methods for preparing two-dimensional metal sulfide materials is necessary. Highly crystalline 2D hexagonal SnS 2 nanoplates (NPs) with different morphologies were prepared by high temperature chemical bath method. SnS 2 NPs were characterized by different techniques, and their gas sensing properties were further investigated. The results show that when the molar ratio of oleic acid (OAc) to oleylamine (OAm) is 1 : 1, the shape of typical SnS 2 NPs is a uniform hexagon, with a diameter of about 150 nm and a thickness of 4-6 nm. The gas sensing test shows typical SnS 2 NPs are responsive to NO 2 gas, and the sensing process is reversible and selective. The optimal operating temperature is 130 , and the response and recovery time are 98 and 680 s, respectively.
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OpenAlex topics: Gas Sensing Nanomaterials and Sensors · Chalcogenide Semiconductor Thin Films · 2D Materials and Applications

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