PH -dependent conductance behaviors of layer-by-layer self-assembled carboxylated carbon nanotube multilayer thin-film sensors

Keyphrases

• Biological Detection 20%
• Carbon Nanotube Interlayer 20%
• Carboxylated multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes 100%
• Carboxylic Group 20%
• Charge Carriers 20%
• Chemical Detection 20%
• Chloride 20%
• Concentration Gradient 20%
• Conductance 100%
• Conductance Change 20%
• Current-voltage (I-V) Characteristics 20%
• Dependent Behavior 20%
• Dielectric 20%
• Doping-undoping 20%
• Gate Bias Voltage 20%
• Hydrogen Ion 20%
• Metal Electrode 20%
• Micro-fabricated 20%
• Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs) 60%
• Multilayer Thin Films 100%
• P-type 20%
• Passivation Layer 20%
• PH Dependence 100%
• PH Value 20%
• Poly(methyl methacrylate) 80%
• Polycation 20%
• Protonation-deprotonation 20%
• Resistors 20%
• Semiconducting Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes 20%
• Semiconducting SWCNT 20%
• Thin Film Sensor 100%
• Versatile Applications 20%

Engineering

• Bias Voltage 33%
• Carbon Nanotubes 100%
• Charge Carrier 33%
• Concentration Gradient 33%
• Current-Voltage Characteristic 33%
• Dependent Behavior 33%
• Dielectrics 33%
• Gate Bias 33%
• Passivation Layer 33%
• Ph Dependent 66%
• Polycation 33%
• Protonation 33%
• Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube 100%
• Thin Films 100%

Material Science

• Carbon Nanotubes 100%
• Charge Carrier 25%
• Current-Voltage Characteristic 25%
• Dielectric Material 25%
• Thin Films 100%