用碳基功能化替代石墨烯用于追踪和捕获及其氧化物进行计算研究

Rohith Ramasamy1, Rajadurai Vijay Solomon1

  • 1Department of Chemistry, Madras Christian College (Autonomous), [Affiliated to University of Madras], Chennai, 600 059, Tamil Nadu, India. vjsolo@gmail.com.

概括

碳基功能化替代石墨丁 (COOH-HsGDY) 在检测有害的氧化方面表现有前途. 计算研究显示了二氧化 (NO2) 的强烈吸附和增强的电特性,表明了先进气体传感器的潜力.

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