Sensors for reducing gas molecules

Electrolysis: processes – compositions used therein – and methods – Electrolytic coating – Involving measuring – analyzing – or testing

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C205S067000, C205S078000, C205S080000, C205S082000, C205S095000, C205S159000, C205S161000, C204S450000, C204S471000, C422S083000, C422S094000, C422S095000, C422S096000, C422S097000, C422S098000, C427S058000, C427S126100, C427S126300, C029S592100

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ABSTRACT:
Provided is a gas molecule sensor, characterized in that the sensing element is a polycrystalline tin oxide film having a thickness less than 1 μm. The sensing element is produced by electrolytic deposit of a tin film on an insulating support in an electromechanical cell, where the anode is comprised of tin and the cathode is a conductive film applied on the surface of the insulating support at one of its ends, the two electrodes being separated by an electrolyte comprised of a tin salt solution, and by passing a constant current through said cell. The deposit step is followed by an oxidizing step.

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A. S. Bakin et al., “SnO2Based Gas Sensitive Sensor”, Thin Solid Films 296 (1997) pp. 168-171.

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