Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition – Gas – vapor – or moisture absorbing or collecting
Patent
1989-03-15
1991-12-03
Reynolds, Bruce A.
Electrical resistors
Resistance value responsive to a condition
Gas, vapor, or moisture absorbing or collecting
H01C 700
Patent
active
050703188
ABSTRACT:
An exhaust gas sensor containing BaSnO.sub.3 or the like and a process for producing the sensor. The BaSnO.sub.3 is made free of segregation and adapted to have acid-base strength of at least 6.8 as determined with Hammett's indicator. Causes to reduce the acid-base strength of the BaSnO.sub.3 includes presence of Si and B, and causes to increase the acid-base strength include addition of Mg or Ca. The desired BaSnO.sub.3 can be prepared by precipitating BaSnO.sub.3 hydrous crystals while preventing introduction of Si and B thereinto especially with use of a container lined with a synthetic resin to prevent introduction of Si and B from the container, adding Mg or Ca to the precipitate, and thermally decomposing the precipitate.
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Hanada Mariko
Komatsu Kazunari
Okino Kazuo
Figaro Engineering Inc.
Lateef Marvin M.
Reynolds Bruce A.
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