Preparation of Polyaniline/Cu-BTC Composite and its Sensing Application for Ammonia

Yong Jin Zou; Ying Yin; Hai Tao Zhang; Fen Xu; Li Xian Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.748.353

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Preparation of Polyaniline/Cu-BTC Composite and its Sensing Application for Ammonia

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In this study, a newly materials based on copper–benzene-1,3,5-tricarboxylate/polyaniline (PANI/Cu-BTC) composite was investigated for NH₃ sensing. Cu-BTC was grown on the PANI a hydrothermal process. The sensing performance of as-grown product was studied for different concentrations of NH₃ at room temperature. The results reveal that Cu-BTC/PANI composite exhibit high sensitivity toward NH₃. The good sensing performance of the composite was attributed to high surface area and good affinity of Cu-BTC for NH₃, which can act like preconcentrator for the NH₃ gas sensing.

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Yong Jin Zou*, Ying Yin, Hai Tao Zhang, Fen Xu, Li Xian Sun

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Composite Material, Cu-BTC, Polyaniline, Sensing

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