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Porous silicon–sensors and future applications

Gole et al., 2008

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9340754797471434369
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Gole J
Lewis S
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Current and future applications of porous silicon (PS) interfaces for the development of chemical sensors, microreactors, and lithium battery systems are considered. A brief overview of a diverse group of sensors, each with different applications, constructions, and …
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