Scientific Paper
Development of a Piezoelectric Sensor for Gas Detection Using a Silver(I) Coordination Polymer
Summary
Thesis on an ammonia gas sensor made by coating QCM crystals with a silver(I) coordination polymer, read by a low-cost open-source microbalance that streams data to purpose-written software. Spin coating, dip coating and casting were compared for forming the film; the polymer was chosen to bond well with the silver electrode and to interact specifically with ammonia.
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