Catalytic/ceramic oxide microcomposites for use as exhaust senso

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422 98, 422107, 422110, 204291, 204424, 204428, 60276, 60285, G01N 700, G01N 2726, G05D 700, F01N 300

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ABSTRACT:
The invention includes the use of a pre-equilibration zone on an exhaust gas sensor to provide catalytic site to catalyze non-reacted components of the exhaust gas prior to the gas sample reaching the sensor's outer electrode. The pre-equilibration zone has microcomposite which preferably includes a precious metal in a porous carrier such as a ceramic oxide. The invention also includes a method of making an exhaust sensor including a pre-equilibration zone, and a method of sampling an exhaust gas by passing the same through a pre-equilibration zone.

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