Scientific Paper
Quartz Crystal Microbalance Study in Controlled Environment for Particulate Matter Sensing
Summary
A commercial quartz crystal microbalance was tested in a controlled chamber as a compact alternative to the bulky optical counters used for particulate matter in consumer devices. Its electrical response was compared with a reference instrument, and first measurements with a crystal coated with graphene nanoplatelets were set against the bare one.
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