Effect of Silver Nanowire Dimension to Ammonia Adsorption of Graphene-silver Nanowires Hybrid
Huynh Tran My HoaHoang Thi ThuLa Phan Phuong HaLe Ha PhuongTran Quang TrungNguyen Van ThuanNguyen Nang DinhPhan Minh Hanh
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https://doi.org/10.15625/0868-3166/24/3S1/5237Keywords:
reduced graphene oxide, Hummers method, silver nanowires, polyol method, NH$_{3}$ gas sensingAbstract
In this report, we study the effect of silver nanowires (AgNws) dimension to electrical properties of rGO/AgNws hybrid. The alteration of these electrical properties leads the difference of ammonia sensibility of the rGO/AgNws hybrid based sensing devices. When the rGO is accompanied by AgNws of different sizes from \(\sim 500$~\text{nm to } >10\;\mu\)m, the ammonia sensitivity of these hybrids change from 60% to 340% alteration compared with the bare rGO material.Downloads
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H. T. M. Hoa, H. T. Thu, L. P. Phuong Ha, L. H. Phuong, T. Q. Trung, N. V. Thuan, N. N. Dinh and P. M. Hanh, Effect of Silver Nanowire Dimension to Ammonia Adsorption of Graphene-silver Nanowires Hybrid, Comm. Phys. 24 (2014) 113–120. DOI: https://doi.org/10.15625/0868-3166/24/3S1/5237.
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