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Formaldehyde Gas Sensor Based on Hybrid Film: Graphene/Enzyme
Jungyoon Kim
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Tianhong Cui
Mechanical Engineering
Cellular Mechanisms of Cancer
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Sensor-based
100%
Graphene
100%
Hybrid Film
100%
Formaldehyde Sensor
100%
Formaldehyde Gas
100%
Reaction Mechanism
33%
Hydrogen Concentration
33%
Electrical Response
33%
Formaldehyde Dehydrogenase
33%
Enzyme Reaction
33%
Chemical Equations
33%
Simple Fabrication
33%
Ppb-level
33%
Chemical Vapor Deposited (CVD) Graphene
33%
Graphene-based Gas Sensors
33%
Chemistry
Gas Sensor
100%
Graphene
100%
Formaldehyde
100%
Chemical Vapor Deposition
16%
Hydrogen
16%
Cation
16%
Material Science
Gas Sensor
100%
Graphene
100%
Chemical Vapor Deposition
25%
Film
25%
Hydrogen
25%
Chemical Engineering
Graphene
100%
Formaldehyde
100%
Vapor Deposition
16%
Chemical Vapor Deposition
16%
Film
16%
Hydrogen
16%