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Printed Carbon Nanotube Sensors for Ammonia Gas Detection
Jasmine Cox
, Twinkle Pandhi
,
David Estrada
, Jessica Koehne
Micron School of Materials Science and Engineering
Boise State University
NASA
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Carbon Nanotubes
100%
Carbon Nanotube Sensor
100%
Ammonia Gas Detection
100%
Ammonia Gas
100%
Electrode Array
66%
Commercially Available
33%
Additively Manufactured
33%
Additive Manufacturing Techniques
33%
Reference Electrode
33%
Silver Electrode
33%
Added Benefit
33%
Inkjet
33%
Carbon Nanotube Ink
33%
Varying Environment
33%
Multiple Chemicals
33%
Ammonia Detection
33%
Ammonia Sensor
33%
Gas Detectors
33%
High Specificity
33%
Metallic Carbon Nanotube
33%
Low-cost Production
33%
Flexible Electronic Sensor
33%
Low-cost Development
33%
Material Wastage
33%
Chemical Engineering
Carbon Nanotube
100%
Ammonia
100%
Additive Manufacturing
16%
Material Science
Carbon Nanotube
100%
Silver
33%
Ink
33%
Three Dimensional Printing
16%