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Highly sensitive palladium oxide thin film extended gate FETs as pH sensor

Das et al., 2014

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10690914728792346467
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Das A
Ko D
Chen C
Chang L
Lai C
Chu F
Chow L
Lin R
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

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It is well-known that palladium readily absorbs hydrogen gas at room temperature. Based on this unique property of palladium, palladium oxide (PdO)-sensitive membrane in the extended gate field-effect transistor (EGFET) configurations have been evaluated as a …
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