Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensor

In this work, WO3 nanosheets were synthesised and decorated with different percentages of N-GO nanocomposites to study gas sensing assets. The X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Raman spectra showed fine crystal quality. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) illustra...

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Main Authors: Farzaneh Badiezadeh, Salimeh Kimiagar
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2021-01-01
Series:Journal of Experimental Nanoscience
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wo3
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17458080.2021.1922670
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spelling doaj-9a502e8409fc43ffa31767b7573477292021-06-11T09:33:07ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Experimental Nanoscience1745-80801745-80992021-01-0116114515910.1080/17458080.2021.19226701922670Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensorFarzaneh Badiezadeh0Salimeh Kimiagar1Department of Physics, Central Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad UniversityNano Research Lab (NRL), Department of Physics, Central Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad UniversityIn this work, WO3 nanosheets were synthesised and decorated with different percentages of N-GO nanocomposites to study gas sensing assets. The X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Raman spectra showed fine crystal quality. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) illustrated nanosheets morphology for WO3 and confirmed its decoration. The variation of the sensor electrical resistance was studied at various gas concentrations in the range of temperature intervals. The optimal operational temperature was 200 °C. The optimum response signal and recovery time for WO3–N-GO 6% at 200 ppm concentration were 90 s and 205 s, respectively. The selectivity of the WO3–N-GO samples was 53%, 46% and 60% for WO3–N-GO 3%, WO3–N-GO 6% and WO3–N-GO 9%, respectively at 200 °C. The highest response was found for WO3–N-GO 9% to NO2 (58%) and WO3–N-GO 6% to CO (28%) at 200 °C. Therefore, by selecting the optimum percentage of N-GO nanocomposites, the sensors can be fabricated with the highest response to NO2 or CO.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17458080.2021.1922670wo3nanosheetsgas sensorn doped graphene
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author Farzaneh Badiezadeh
Salimeh Kimiagar
spellingShingle Farzaneh Badiezadeh
Salimeh Kimiagar
Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensor
Journal of Experimental Nanoscience
wo3
nanosheets
gas sensor
n doped graphene
author_facet Farzaneh Badiezadeh
Salimeh Kimiagar
author_sort Farzaneh Badiezadeh
title Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensor
title_short Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensor
title_full Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensor
title_fullStr Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensor
title_full_unstemmed Modified WO3 nanosheets by N-GO nanocomposites to form NO2 sensor
title_sort modified wo3 nanosheets by n-go nanocomposites to form no2 sensor
publisher Taylor & Francis Group
series Journal of Experimental Nanoscience
issn 1745-8080
1745-8099
publishDate 2021-01-01
description In this work, WO3 nanosheets were synthesised and decorated with different percentages of N-GO nanocomposites to study gas sensing assets. The X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Raman spectra showed fine crystal quality. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) illustrated nanosheets morphology for WO3 and confirmed its decoration. The variation of the sensor electrical resistance was studied at various gas concentrations in the range of temperature intervals. The optimal operational temperature was 200 °C. The optimum response signal and recovery time for WO3–N-GO 6% at 200 ppm concentration were 90 s and 205 s, respectively. The selectivity of the WO3–N-GO samples was 53%, 46% and 60% for WO3–N-GO 3%, WO3–N-GO 6% and WO3–N-GO 9%, respectively at 200 °C. The highest response was found for WO3–N-GO 9% to NO2 (58%) and WO3–N-GO 6% to CO (28%) at 200 °C. Therefore, by selecting the optimum percentage of N-GO nanocomposites, the sensors can be fabricated with the highest response to NO2 or CO.
topic wo3
nanosheets
gas sensor
n doped graphene
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17458080.2021.1922670
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