“…The second model explains the sensing effects by changes in the oxygen stoichiometry, that is, by the variation of the amount of the (sub-)surface oxygen vacancies and their ionization (reduction-reoxidation mechanism, Table 1). The origin of both models can be traced back to the 1950s, that is, to the mechanistic description of reactions in and on solid materials; [48,49] since then they have been repeatedly discussed in mechanistic studies (see, for example, references [2,66,87,88]). It must also be kept in mind that the mechanism may be influenced significantly by the materials and operating conditions (e.g.…”