An electrical solid-state sulphur dioxide vapour sensor based on a polyvinyl alcohol formaldehyde composite

Chakravarty, Sudesna; Datta, Arpan; Sarma, Neelotpal Sen

doi:10.1039/c7tc00442g

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An electrical solid-state sulphur dioxide vapour sensor based on a polyvinyl alcohol formaldehyde composite

Abstract: Polyvinyl alcohol-formaldehyde–coumarin 6 (PVFCOU) polymer composite as a novel solid-state sensor material for SO2 gas sensing.

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