Effect of Zn doping in CuO optical and gas sensing properties

In this research, monoclinic copper oxide (cuo) films dopped with zinc were deposited by DC magnetron sputtering method. These films were studied as gas sensors for NO2 gas. The best sensitivity to gas was found to sample (D) at a temperature of (200C), which led to semi-The P-type conductor with an...

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Nitrogen dioxide
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Refractivity
Sensitivity
title Effect of Zn doping in CuO optical and gas sensing properties
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