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Graphene-based fiber materials for gas sensing applications: State of the art review

Vu, Susanna, Siaj, Mohamed et Izquierdo, Ricardo. 2024. « Graphene-based fiber materials for gas sensing applications: State of the art review ». Materials, vol. 17, nº 23.

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The importance of gas sensors is apparent as the detection of gases and pollutants is crucial for environmental monitoring and human safety. Gas sensing devices also hold the potential for medical applications as health monitoring and disease diagnostic tools. Gas sensors fabricated from graphene-based fibers present a promising advancement in the field of sensing technology due to their enhanced sensitivity and selectivity. The diverse chemical and mechanical properties of graphene-based fibers—such as high surface area, flexibility, and structural stability—establish them as ideal gas-sensing materials. Most significantly, graphene fibers can be readily tuned to detect a wide range of gases, making them highly versatile in gas-sensing technologies. This review focuses on graphene-based composite fibers for gas sensors, with an emphasis on the preparation processes used to achieve these fibers and the gas sensing mechanisms involved in their sensors. Graphene fiber gas sensors are presented based on the chemical composition of their target gases, with detailed discussions on their sensitivity and performance. This review reveals that graphene-based fibers can be prepared through various methods and can be effectively integrated into gas-sensing devices for a diverse range of applications. By presenting an overview of developments in this field over the past decade, this review highlights the potential of graphene-based fiber sensors and their prospective integration into future technologies.

Type de document: Article publié dans une revue, révisé par les pairs
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Izquierdo, Ricardo
Affiliation: Génie électrique
Date de dépôt: 03 janv. 2025 21:15
Dernière modification: 27 janv. 2025 20:27
URI: https://espace2.etsmtl.ca/id/eprint/30391

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