Gas sensor and its method of manufacture
A technology of gas sensor and manufacturing method, applied in instruments, scientific instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as electrolyte leakage
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[0048] Example: For a PTFE sheet, such as Mupor (registered trademark) type 131 (MUPOR LTD., Alness, UK), thickness 0.2 mm, average pore size 2 μm, impregnation material polypropylene (material from Whitaker Technical Plastics Ltd., Macclesfield, UK) Loaded with 40wt% carbon black particles with an average agglomerate size rating of 200μm, approximately 200N / cm at 200-240°C 2 The pressure was kept under 10 s, and good conductivity through the film was obtained using hot pressing technique. This creates a low resistance junction through the membrane to the Pt / PTFE gas diffusion electrode, which is porous with an average pore size equal to that of the membrane and mounted on the opposite side of the membrane. In the gas sensor shown in the embodiment, such an electrode and contact can be used to detect carbon monoxide.
[0049] image 3 Shown is a gas sensor 100 comprising a housing 102 containing a container 104 of liquid electrolyte. The upper end of the container 104 has a...
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