Advances in flame synthesis of nano-scale architectures for chemical, biomolecular, plasmonic, and light sensing
Zain Ul Abideen,
Waqas Ul Arifeen,
Antonio Tricoli
Abstract:Flame spray pyrolysis (FSP), a key technique under the broader category of flame aerosol synthesis, is being increasingly explored for the design of advanced miniaturized sensor architectures with applications including...
“…The resulting films exhibit desirable characteristics for gas sensing applications, such as high surface area, optimized morphology, and tailored composition, which are crucial for enhanced gas adsorption and response. 95,96 Thin films prepared by AACVD greatly depend on the growth rate and the precursor concentration. A significant increase in the growth rate, reaching approximately 100 nm min −1 , was observed by increasing the precursor concentration in the solution for transparent oxide coatings.…”
Section: Fabrication Techniques For Mos-based E-nose Systemsmentioning
This review explores recent progress in metal oxide semiconductor-based electronic noses, focusing on fabrication methods, data analysis techniques, disease detection potential, healthcare applications, challenges, and prospects.
“…The resulting films exhibit desirable characteristics for gas sensing applications, such as high surface area, optimized morphology, and tailored composition, which are crucial for enhanced gas adsorption and response. 95,96 Thin films prepared by AACVD greatly depend on the growth rate and the precursor concentration. A significant increase in the growth rate, reaching approximately 100 nm min −1 , was observed by increasing the precursor concentration in the solution for transparent oxide coatings.…”
Section: Fabrication Techniques For Mos-based E-nose Systemsmentioning
This review explores recent progress in metal oxide semiconductor-based electronic noses, focusing on fabrication methods, data analysis techniques, disease detection potential, healthcare applications, challenges, and prospects.
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