Porous zinc oxide sensor, preparation method and application
A sensor and porous structure technology, applied in the field of quantitative analysis of nanoporous materials, can solve the problems of slow response at room temperature, the sensitivity of the sensor to putrescine and cadaverine needs to be improved, and limit the mass production and use of sensors, so as to achieve good processability and excellent The effect of selective, simple method
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[0085]Optimum working temperature test of the sensor: Weigh 3mg of porous zinc oxide solid sample into a 3mL centrifuge tube, add 1mL of absolute ethanol, and sonicate for 20min. Take 20 μL of the suspension with a pipette gun, evenly drop-coat it on the ceramic tube, and dry it in an oven at 50°C for 30 minutes. Connect the prepared sensor to a multimeter and fix it in an 18L airtight cavity. Adjust the heating power of the DC power supply to make the sensor perform sensing test at a certain temperature (80-400°C). Take 1.37uL putrescine each time with a micro-injector, the heating power of the external power supply is 15W, and the heating time is 1.5min, so that the concentration of putrescine in the final cavity is 10ppm. After turning off the heating power supply, time 2min as the response time, and record the resistance change of the multimeter. After the reaction is over, open the lid of the chamber, make the sensor contact with fresh air, the resistance rises, and rec...
Embodiment 2
[0087] Repeatability test of the sensor: Weigh 3mg of porous zinc oxide solid sample into a 3mL centrifuge tube, add 1mL of absolute ethanol, and sonicate for 20min. Take 20 μL of the suspension with a pipette gun, evenly drop-coat it on the ceramic tube, and dry it in an oven at 50°C for 30 minutes. Connect the prepared sensor to a multimeter and fix it in an 18L airtight cavity. Adjust the heating power of the DC power supply so that the sensor is tested at 150 °C. Take 1.37 μL putrescine each time with a micro-injector, and the heating power of the external power supply is 15W, and the heating time is 1.5min, so that the final concentration of triethylamine in the cavity is 10ppm. After turning off the heating power supply, time 2min as the response time, and record the resistance change of the multimeter. After the reaction is over, open the lid of the chamber, make the sensor contact with fresh air, the resistance rises, and record the time required for the resistance t...
Embodiment 3
[0089] Concentration test of putrescine by the sensor: Weigh 3mg of porous zinc oxide solid sample into a 3mL centrifuge tube, add 1mL of absolute ethanol, and sonicate for 20min. Take 20 μL of the suspension with a pipette gun, evenly drop-coat it on the ceramic tube, and dry it in an oven at 50°C for 30 minutes. Connect the prepared sensor to a multimeter and fix it in an 18L airtight cavity. Adjust the heating power of the DC power supply so that the sensor is tested at 150 °C. Take a certain amount of putrescine each time with a micro-injector, the heating power of the external power supply is 15W, and the heating time is 1.5min, so that the concentration of putrescine in the final cavity is 1-50ppm. After turning off the heating power supply, time 2min as the response time, and record the resistance change of the multimeter. After the reaction is over, open the lid of the chamber, make the sensor contact with fresh air, the resistance rises, and record the time required...
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