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A proto-type hydrogen sensor using palladium nanowire array

Type of Publication
Year of Publication
2006
Authors

M.Jung Kim; S.Min Cho;

ISBN Number

1930-0395 978-1-4244-0375-2

Abstract

Hydrogen produces no harmful by-products upon combustion, but it is highly flammable gas over a concentration of 4%2in the air. In order to use hydrogen gas safely, therefore, the hydrogen safety sensor is required wherever using the hydrogen gas. Conventionally, Palladium (I'd) metal has long been used for the safety sensors because of its high hydrogen sensitivity and selectivity to other gases. In this study, we demonstrated the hydrogen sensing using I'd nanowire array as a proto-type sensor. Especially we focused on fabricating a proto-type hydrogen safety sensor and evaluating the sensing performance of the sensor.

Notes

Times Cited: 0 5th IEEE Sensors Conference Oct 22-25, 2006 Daegu, SOUTH KOREA Ieee 0

Pagination

698-701

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