“…Usually, the gas-sensitive response is the ratio of the resistance under air to the resistance under atmosphere, i.e., R air / R gas . To unify the calculation results, the gas-sensitive response is defined as follows S G = R ( normalg normala normals , C , 150 ° C ) − 1 R ( normala normali normalr , C , 150 ° C ) − 1 = R ( normala normali normalr , C , 150 ° C ) R ( normalg normala normals , C , 150 ° C ) where R (air,C,150 °C) represents the resistance value of the sensor when cooling from 400 to 150 °C in an air atmosphere and R (air,C,150 °C) –1 represents the reciprocal of this resistance value. The middle letter “C″ represents cooling, and similarly, “H″ in the formula below represents heating.…”