Metal–organic framework-derived metal oxides for resistive gas sensing: a review

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Publication Date 2023-12-04
DOI 10.1039/D3CP04777F
Impact Factor 3.676
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Jia Song, Chunyang Yu


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Abstract

Gas sensors with exceptional sensitivity and selectivity are vital in the real-time surveillance of noxious and harmful gases. Despite this, traditional gas sensing materials still face a number of challenges, such as poor selectivity, insufficient detection limits, and short lifespan. Metal oxides, which are derived from metal–organic framework materials (MOFs), have been widely used in the field of gas sensors because they have a high surface area and large pore volume. Incorporating metal oxides derived from MOFs into gas sensors can improve their sensitivity and selectivity, thus opening up new possibilities for the development of innovative, high-performance gas sensors. This article examines the gas sensing process of metal oxide semiconductors (MOS), evaluates the advances made in the research of different structures of MOF-derived metal oxides in resistive gas sensors, and provides information on their potential applications and future advancements.

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