Catalyst supported oxygen sensor element and a method of manufac

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Vacuum arc discharge coating

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427123, 427125, 4271264, B05D 108, G01N 2758

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042971926

ABSTRACT:
A catalyst supported oxygen sensor element detecting the oxygen concentration in exhaust gas from vehicle engines is composed of a tubular container of a solid ion-conductive electrolyte with the one end portion thereof closed, an inner electrode being positioned on the inner circumference of the container, an outer electrode being positioned on the outer circumference, a protective layer of a refractory material being provided on the outer circumference of the outer electrode, a catalyst layer being provided on the outer circumference of the protective layer, and optionally provided on the outer circumference of the catalyst layer, and a method of manufacturing the same.

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