Sensor Based on Metals Acetylacetonates for Determination of Organic Substances Vapour in the Atmosphere

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There has been designed a sensor with detectors based on adsorption layers of metals acetylacetonates to measure air pollution components concentration. The electrical conductivity of the obtained sensor was studied under various synthesis conditions, temperature and detected substances kinds. The sensor was tested on model gaseous mixture and applied to detect organic substances in the environment.

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