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Name Special Polymer/Carbon Composite Films for Detecting SO2
Description We have developed new polymer-based sensors to detect sulfur dioxide (SO2) at parts per-million (ppm) concentration ranges, based on chemical understanding and supported by first principles theoretical calculations. These novel polymeric sensors have been successfully tested (operated and regenerated) to detect SO2 as low as 1 ppm concentration levels,
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