Research Article
Effects of Niobium-Loading on Sulfur Dioxide Gas-Sensing Characteristics of Hydrothermally Prepared Tungsten Oxide Thick Film
Table 1
A summary of the gas-sensing properties of WO3-based gas sensors towards SO2.
| Authors/reference | Method | Materials | Gas concentration | SO2 sensing performances |
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Shimizu et al., 2001 [9] | Pyrolysis/paste casting | Unloaded WO3 | 800 ppm | Response: ~12 to 800 ppm at 400°C | Pyrolysis/impregnation/paste casting | 1.0 wt% Ag/WO3 | 800 ppm | Response: ~20 to 800 ppm at 450°C |
| Tomchenko et al., 2003 [10] | Drop casting | WO3 | 25 ppm | Response: ~1.3 to 25 ppm at 200°C |
| Stankova et al., 2004 [11] | RF magnetron sputtering | Pt/WO3 | 1 ppm | Response: ~6 to 1 ppm at 200°C, 50 m of electrode gap |
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Matei Ghimbeu et al., 2010 [12] | Electrostatic spray deposition | Unloaded WO3 | 20 ppm | Response: ~3 to 20 ppm at 350°C |
| Boudiba et al., 2012 [13] | Hydrothermal/screen-printing | WO3 thick films | 1–10 ppm | Response: <2 to 10 ppm at 260°C |
| This work | Hydrothermal/spin coating | 0.5 wt% Nb-WO3 | 25–500 ppm | Response: ~10 to 500 ppm at 250°C |
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