A Nitrogen Dioxide Gas Sensitive Material Based on Tetrapyrenylporphyrin Cobalt Aggregates
A technology of gas-sensitive materials and aggregates, which is applied in the field of nitrogen dioxide detection at room temperature, can solve the problems of low responsivity of gas sensors, poor conductivity of porphyrin, and low sensitivity, and achieve improved electron migration ability, increased sensitivity, and preparation The effect of simple process and equipment
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Embodiment 1
[0028] Example 1: Cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin was used as an organic semiconductor material to detect nitrogen dioxide gas under dry conditions. First, pipette the assembled cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin and drop 1-2 drops on the ITO conductive glass, and keep heating at 35 degrees Celsius for 1 hour on a hot stage to ensure that the solution is fully volatilized. Finally, the ITO conductive glass with cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin was tested for gas sensitivity on the Keysight B2912A instrument, and finally the detection of nitrogen dioxide gas by cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin under dry conditions was obtained.
Embodiment 2
[0029] Example 2: Cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin was used as an organic semiconductor material to detect nitrogen dioxide gas under humidity conditions. First, pipette the assembled cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin and drop 1-2 drops on the ITO conductive glass, and keep heating at 35 degrees Celsius for 1 hour on a hot stage to ensure that the solution is fully volatilized. Finally, the ITO conductive glass with tetrapyreneyl porphyrin cobalt is subjected to a gas sensitivity test on the Keysight B2912A instrument, and the nitrogen gas passing through the ITO conductive glass is passed through a certain concentration of sodium chloride solution, thereby controlling its humidity to be 0%, and finally The detection sensitivity of cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin to nitrogen dioxide gas reaches 44.7% under the condition of 0% humidity, and the minimum detection limit is 50ppb.
Embodiment 3
[0030] Example 3: Cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin was used as an organic semiconductor material to detect nitrogen dioxide gas under humidity conditions. First, pipette the assembled cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin and drop 1-2 drops on the ITO conductive glass, and keep heating at 35 degrees Celsius for 1 hour on a hot stage to ensure that the solution is fully volatilized. Finally, the ITO conductive glass with tetrapyrenyl porphyrin cobalt is subjected to a gas sensitivity test on the Keysight B2912A instrument, and the nitrogen gas passing through the ITO conductive glass is passed through a certain concentration of sodium chloride solution, thereby controlling its humidity to be 45%, and finally The detection sensitivity of cobalt tetrapyrenylporphyrin to nitrogen dioxide gas reaches 92.9% under the condition of humidity of 45%, and the minimum detection limit is 50ppb.
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