Chemical sensor and method of making same

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ABSTRACT:
A chemical sensor (10) is formed in part by depositing a stack of dielectric and resistive layers (13-15) on a support substrate (11). A cavity (17) is then formed on a substrate (16) to provide thermal isolation to the chemical sensor (10). The stack of dielectric and resistive layers (13-15) is then bonded to the substrate (16) and the support substrate (11) is removed. A layer of chemical sensing material (30) is then formed on the uppermost dielectric layer (15). Openings (33) may be formed through the stack of dielectric and resistive layers (13-15) to further enhance the thermal isolation of the chemical sensor (10) from the substrate (16).

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