2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2012.10.001
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Novel BN/Pd composite films for stable liquid petroleum gas sensor

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“…26 The A. K. Pal group synthesized BN/Pd by a pulsed laser deposition technique for a stale liquid petroleum gas sensor. 27 However, to the best of our knowledge, the preparation of a BN/Pd composite using a facile sonochemical method as a highly active electrocatalyst for FAO and ORR has not yet been reported.…”
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“…26 The A. K. Pal group synthesized BN/Pd by a pulsed laser deposition technique for a stale liquid petroleum gas sensor. 27 However, to the best of our knowledge, the preparation of a BN/Pd composite using a facile sonochemical method as a highly active electrocatalyst for FAO and ORR has not yet been reported.…”
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“…The decrease in the response and recovery times of the sensor due to high adsorption and desorption rates of the target gasses and hence the fast sensing device may be constructed using the porous nonmaterial. BN/Pd composite lms were chosen by Ghosh et al to build a reliable liquid petroleum gas sensor with the sensitivity of 13.2%, sensing response 1.15 and operable at 187 C. 36 However, the sensing properties of 3D h-BN nanostructures are yet to be reported. Therefore, in this current study, we are focusing on the synthesis of low-density porous 3D h-BN using a simple bottom-up approach of the solid-state method.…”
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“…The BN nanotubes are interesting materials for technological applications because they can be used as hydrogen storage [1]- [3], catalysis [4] [5], molecular sensing [6]- [8], field emission displayers [9]- [11] and switching behaviors [12]. The emission of carbon and nitrogen oxides (CO, CO 2 , NO and NO 2 ) results from the combustion of fossil fuels, contributing to both smog and acid precipitation, and affect both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems [13].…”
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