Hysteresis behaviour of sensitivity in Ch4 detection in air using Sno2 with Pd as sensitizing additive

The sensitivity of SnO2 with Pd as an additive showed a hysteresis behaviour when measurement was carried out as the operating temperature is increasing compared to measurement with decreasing temperature. The sensitivities of the samples that were calculated at the various operating temperatures fr...

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Main Authors: Dennis, John Ojur (Author), Abd. Karim, Mohd. Mustamam (Author), Ibrahim, Zuhairi (Author), Saidin, Mohd. Khairi (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Penerbit UTM Press, 2002-06.
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