Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
 1994
DOI: 10.1016/0925-4005(93)01049-a
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Analysis of hydrogen fluoride with SnO2 gas sensors

D.Yu. Godovski
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А. А. Васильев
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E.V. Dorofeev3
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“…Considering the results of Godovsky et al [9], the first step of the reactional mechanism could correspond to the dissociative adsorption of HF molecule onto tin dioxide surface (Eq. (1)).…”
Section: Mechanism For Temperatures Included Between 25 and 380 • Cmentioning
confidence: 99%

Detection of hydrogen fluoride using SnO2-based gas sensors: Understanding of the reactional mechanism

Berger
1
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Sanchez
2
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Heintz
3
2009
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
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“…Considering the results of Godovsky et al [9], the first step of the reactional mechanism could correspond to the dissociative adsorption of HF molecule onto tin dioxide surface (Eq. (1)).…”
Section: Mechanism For Temperatures Included Between 25 and 380 • Cmentioning
confidence: 99%

Detection of hydrogen fluoride using SnO2-based gas sensors: Understanding of the reactional mechanism

Berger
1
,
Sanchez
2
,
Heintz
3
2009
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
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Use of a chromatographic column to improve the selectivity of the SnO gas sensors: first approach towards a miniaturised device and selective with hydrogen fluoride vapours

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Development of a gas detection micro-device for hydrogen fluoride vapours

Sanchez
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Berger
2
,
Daniau
3
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