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Metal oxide with modulated structures

During the last years, so-called microhotplates (pHP) have been developed in order to shrink the overall dimensions and to reduce the thermal mass of metal-oxide gas sensors [7,9,15]. Microhotplates consist of a thermally isolated stage with a heater structure, a temperature sensor and a set of contact electrodes for the sensitive layer. By using such microstructures, high operation temperatures can be reached at comparably low power consumption (< 100 mW). Moreover, small time constants on the order of 10 ms enable applying temperature modulation techniques with the aim to improve sensor selectivity and sensitivity. [Pg.3]

Fig. 7 (a) Catechol derivatized tetracenes self-assemble on metal oxide surfaces such as aluminum oxide, (b) Schematic and (c) scanning electron micrographs of FET structures fabricated with a 5-nm aluminum oxide layer on top of a 5-nm thermally oxidized Si wafer to allow self-assembly of the derivatized tetracene between sub-100 nm Au source and drain electrodes, (d) /d-Eds characteristics of the assembled tetracene monolayer FET for a 40 nm channel length showing hole modulation and (inset) an atomic force microscope image of the FET channel... [Pg.225]

Using the self-formation phenomenon to fabricate hierarchically meso-mac-roporous binary mixed oxides, the mesoporosity and macroporosity can be tailored by tuning contents of the chemical components. Furthermore, the use of mixed alkoxide solutions and surfactants allows for the formation of binary metal oxide materials with structural properties of large multiporosity and high specific siuface area. Such modulable monolithic materials with multiscaled pore sizes and a wide variety of chemical compositions should be promising for multiple apphcations in catalysis and separation technology. [Pg.1008]

The structure of a SPE cell is shown in Fig. 2.3. The basic unit of a SPE electrolyzer is an electrode membrane electrode (EME) structure that consists of the polymer membrane coated on either side with layers (typically several microns thick) of suitable catalyst materials acting as electrodes [43,49,50], with an electrolyzer module consisting of several such cells connected in series. The polymer membrane is highly acidic and hence acid resistant materials must be used in the structure fabrication noble metals like Pt, Ir, Rh, Ru or their oxides or alloys are generally used as electrode materials. Generally Pt and other noble metal alloys are used as cathodes, and Ir, Ir02, Rh, Pt, Rh-Pt, Pt-Ru etc. are used as anodes [43,46]. The EME is pressed from either side by porous, gas permeable plates that provide support to the EME and ensure... [Pg.47]


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