Scientific Paper
The effect of electrospun polymeric fiber active layer on QCM-based sensor toward hydrofluorocarbon gas detection performance
Summary
A QCM sensor for HFC-134a, a refrigerant gas from air-conditioning that contributes to global warming, made by coating the crystal with an electrospun polymer fibre layer. The sensor gave a strong response to HFC-134a, a 58 s response time and good repeatability, reversibility and selectivity.
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