Research Article

Amperometric Formaldehyde Sensor Based on a Pd Nanocrystal Modified C/Co2P Electrode

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(a) Amperometric current responses of the C/Pd (black line), C/Co2P composite (blue line), and C/Co2P/Pd (red line) composites based gas sensors to 3 ppm formaldehyde. (b) Typical dynamic current response curves of C/Co2P/Pd sensor to formaldehyde ranging from 1 ppm to 10 ppm (inset: calibration curve). (c) Enlarged part of the current responses to 3 ppm HCHO gas of the C/Pd (red line), C/Co2P composite (green line), and C/Co2P/Pd (black line) electrode based gas sensors. (d) Bar plot of current response of the C/Co2P/Pd composites based formaldehyde sensor to different interfering gases under exposure to 10 ppm formaldehyde, 10 ppm NO, 10 ppm NO2, 10 ppm SO2, 5000 ppm CO2, and 50 ppm CO. Applied potential to working electrode was +0.75 V (versus Ag/AgCl).
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