Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition – Gas – vapor – or moisture absorbing or collecting
Patent
1982-06-07
1984-06-05
Reynolds, B. A.
Electrical resistors
Resistance value responsive to a condition
Gas, vapor, or moisture absorbing or collecting
73 23, 73 27R, 422 90, 422 98, 436121, G01N 2712, G01N 2704, G01N 2716
Patent
active
044531516
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor gas sensor for use in equipment for detecting small amounts of H.sub.2 S. The method of sensor fabrication comprises spray deposition of a mixture of metal oxides mixed together with various metal and non-metal materials which serve in the finished product as activators, dopants, and/or film binder materials, and including in suspension a molecular sieve material, for enhancing and defining porosity on a scale of molecular dimensions in the finished sensor. All of the foregoing materials are suspended in a suitable solution and preferably sprayed onto a heated insulating substrate to form the finished product. The example sensor, capable of selective detection of H.sub.2 S in air and a sensitivity of less than 1 PPM (part per million), is comprised of a platinum activated alumina, tin oxide, and zeolite molecular sieve material.
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Barnes James O.
Leary David J.
Berkstresser Jerry W.
Klaas Bruce G.
Reynolds B. A.
Sears Christopher N.
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