Redispersing Ir Nanoparticles via a Carbon-Assisted Pyrolysis Process to Break the Activity–Stability Trade-Off of H<sub>2</sub> Sensors

Guo, Mengmeng; Li, Xiaojie; Wang, Lingli; Xue, Zhenggang; Xu, Jiaqiang

doi:10.1021/acssensors.4c00663

ACS Sens.

2024

DOI: 10.1021/acssensors.4c00663

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Redispersing Ir Nanoparticles via a Carbon-Assisted Pyrolysis Process to Break the Activity–Stability Trade-Off of H₂ Sensors

Mengmeng Guo,

Xiaojie Li,

Lingli Wang

et al.

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Redispersing Ir Nanoparticles via a Carbon-Assisted Pyrolysis Process to Break the Activity–Stability Trade-Off of H₂ Sensors

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In situ generation of cuprous oxide in metal-organic framework for significantly enhanced room-temperature ammonia sensing: Synergy enabling excellent sensitivity and selectivity

In situ generation of cuprous oxide in metal-organic framework for significantly enhanced room-temperature ammonia sensing: Synergy enabling excellent sensitivity and selectivity

Ag modified Metal Oxides (MOx) as Sensing Electrodes for CeO2 based Mixed Potential Hydrogen Sensors

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Redispersing Ir Nanoparticles via a Carbon-Assisted Pyrolysis Process to Break the Activity–Stability Trade-Off of H2 Sensors

Cited by 2 publications

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In situ generation of cuprous oxide in metal-organic framework for significantly enhanced room-temperature ammonia sensing: Synergy enabling excellent sensitivity and selectivity

In situ generation of cuprous oxide in metal-organic framework for significantly enhanced room-temperature ammonia sensing: Synergy enabling excellent sensitivity and selectivity

Ag modified Metal Oxides (MOx) as Sensing Electrodes for CeO2 based Mixed Potential Hydrogen Sensors

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Redispersing Ir Nanoparticles via a Carbon-Assisted Pyrolysis Process to Break the Activity–Stability Trade-Off of H₂ Sensors