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Role of Oxygen Vacancies in Nanostructured Metal-Oxide Gas Sensors: A Review
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Abstract Investigations into the mechanisms governing the behavior of metal oxide gas sensors continue to be of great interest. Oxygen vacancies are a ubiquitous defect in this class of materials and their characteristics can be affected by synthesis, processing and operating parameters. The primary role of oxygen vacancies in modifying sensing performance cited in the gas sensing literature is based on a modulation of the amount of surface adsorbed oxygen or alternatively, the baseline resistance. Unfortunately, this generalized description does not provide a complete representation of the role of oxygen vacancies that would aid in more a fundamental understanding of their role in gas sensing. To this end, an attempt is made to distinguish between the role of surface and bulk oxygen vacancies where emphasis on proper characterization is first highlighted. The influence of surface oxygen vacancies on factors affecting adsorption, such as surface structure, are examined to gain understanding on improved sensing performance. The effect of bulk oxygen vacancy concentration and distribution on sensing are also discussed. Finally, the importance of these concepts within the context of doped and heterostructured gas sensors are then briefly discussed.
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- Al-Hashem, M., Akbar, S., & Morris, P.
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- Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
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- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2019-12
- Volume
- 301
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- 126845
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- 0925-4005 (ISSN-L)
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- en
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