Structural and electrical studies of NASICON material for NOx sensing
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Abstract This work reports on synthesis and properties of the sodium superionic conductor Na3.4Zr2P0.6Si2.4O12 (NASICON) prepared with the solid-state method and thick film technology. Electrochemical performance of NASICON was tested by applying it to the potentiometric NOx sensor, as a solid electrolyte. Despite some potential disadvantages resulting from the route of NASICON processing, the developed sensor exhibited good performance in sensing NOx. A comparison of different methods of NASICON synthesis was made and it was concluded that the solid-state method of NASICON synthesis can still successfully compete with the alternative sol–gel route.
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OpenAlex topics: Analytical Chemistry and Sensors · Gas Sensing Nanomaterials and Sensors · Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
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