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12 March 2020 Three-dimensional structure of MOFs as an optical sensor for carbon tetrachloride gas
Wenyang Luo, Yunlin Chen, Kuo Zhan, Yizhou Xing
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Abstract
Three-dimensional ordered structure of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) optical gas sensor was successfully prepared by vertical deposition method. This sensor was built to detect carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) gas. When exposed to carbon tetrachloride gas, the sensing system can clearly detect the drift of the peak of its reflection spectrum. The gas sensor showed the good characteristics of stability and strong anti-interference ability. Moreover, it was found that the concentration of measuring CCl4 gas is a linear relationship with the optical signal of the sensitive element. The results of measuring CCl4 gas demonstrated that the sensor has a high sensitivity for CCl4 gas with a fast response about 2 second, therefore it takes advantages of high sensitivity and simple structure.
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Wenyang Luo, Yunlin Chen, Kuo Zhan, and Yizhou Xing "Three-dimensional structure of MOFs as an optical sensor for carbon tetrachloride gas", Proc. SPIE 11440, 2019 International Conference on Optical Instruments and Technology: Micro/Nano Photonics: Materials and Devices, 114400D (12 March 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2543508
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KEYWORDS
Carbon

Gas sensors

Micro optical fluidics

Reflection

Sensors

Optical sensors

Picosecond phenomena

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