NICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS

Functionalization of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) is an attractive platform as gas sensor devices. This study introduce Nickel (Ni) modifications, e.g. as dopant, adatom, and cluster, to (5,5) and (10,0) SWCNT as CH4, H2S, and NO gas sensor. The presence of Ni atoms basically modify the ele...

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Main Author: Candra Sari, Harsiwi
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spelling id-itb.:685432022-09-16T13:42:43ZNICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS Candra Sari, Harsiwi Indonesia Theses Adsorption, carbon nanotube sensor, hazardous gas, nickel modification INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/68543 Functionalization of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) is an attractive platform as gas sensor devices. This study introduce Nickel (Ni) modifications, e.g. as dopant, adatom, and cluster, to (5,5) and (10,0) SWCNT as CH4, H2S, and NO gas sensor. The presence of Ni atoms basically modify the electronic properties of those CNTs. Pristine CNTs have low ability to adsorb and distinguish those gases. Meanwhile, the Ni-cluster-modified-CNT shows excellent response to adsorb and distinguish the sample gases. In addition to that, Ni-cluster leads to the dissociation of H2S gas. We also obtain that Ni-modified CNTs are able to reveal and distinguish the sample gasses at room temparature. In particular, based on the electric conductivity response, the semiconducting based CNT shows significant performance while detecting NO gas. These results may then contribute to the further development of SWCNTs based chemiresistor device. text
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description Functionalization of single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) is an attractive platform as gas sensor devices. This study introduce Nickel (Ni) modifications, e.g. as dopant, adatom, and cluster, to (5,5) and (10,0) SWCNT as CH4, H2S, and NO gas sensor. The presence of Ni atoms basically modify the electronic properties of those CNTs. Pristine CNTs have low ability to adsorb and distinguish those gases. Meanwhile, the Ni-cluster-modified-CNT shows excellent response to adsorb and distinguish the sample gases. In addition to that, Ni-cluster leads to the dissociation of H2S gas. We also obtain that Ni-modified CNTs are able to reveal and distinguish the sample gasses at room temparature. In particular, based on the electric conductivity response, the semiconducting based CNT shows significant performance while detecting NO gas. These results may then contribute to the further development of SWCNTs based chemiresistor device.
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author Candra Sari, Harsiwi
spellingShingle Candra Sari, Harsiwi
NICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS
author_facet Candra Sari, Harsiwi
author_sort Candra Sari, Harsiwi
title NICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS
title_short NICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS
title_full NICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS
title_fullStr NICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS
title_full_unstemmed NICKEL-MODIFIED CARBON NANOTUBE AS CH4, H2S, AND NO GAS SENSORS
title_sort nickel-modified carbon nanotube as ch4, h2s, and no gas sensors
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/68543
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