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Effect of crystal form on the conductance in oxidative gases of metal-free and some metal phthalocyanines

Sadaoka et al., 1991

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11380980897814178452
Author
Sadaoka Y
Matsuguchi M
Sakai Y
Mori Y
Göpel W
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

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The conductance of a semiconductor can be expressed by the Meyer-Neldel relation, ie, σ= σ* exp (E/kT*) exp (− E/kT); the adsorption of an oxidative molecule induces a decrease in the activation energy, while the pre-exponential factor is almost unchanged. T* for …
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