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Preparation and Gas Sensing Property of PEDOT/Silica Aerogel Fibers

Authors : Si Meng, Xi-yue Huang, Xing-ping Wang, Jun-yan Zhang, Wen-ping Chen, Mei-fang Zhu

Published in: Advanced Functional Materials

Publisher: Springer Singapore

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Abstract

Porous materials, as their high specific surface area, are commonly used in NH3-sensing. And when NH3-sensing materials are made into the form with interconnected pore structure, low-dimensional structure or hierarchical structure, their gas-sensitivity will be improved remarkably. Here, firstly silica aerogel fibers were prepared by wet spinning. Those fibers do not only preserve high specific surface area (maximum one is 835.8 m2/g) and network organization, but also have unique hierarchical structure (macropores in the surface and mesopores in the middle regions) and regular hollow structure. And then PEDOT was synthesized and loaded on the net skeletons of silica aerogel fibers by gas phase polymerization. The specific surface area and pore structure of PEDOT/silica aerogel fibers can be adjusted by change aging bath. Finally, the results of NH3 sensitivity experiment showed that all fibers have good gas sensitive, especially A0.5-PEDOT/SAFs (resistance variation is over 40%).

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Metadata
Title
Preparation and Gas Sensing Property of PEDOT/Silica Aerogel Fibers
Authors
Si Meng
Xi-yue Huang
Xing-ping Wang
Jun-yan Zhang
Wen-ping Chen
Mei-fang Zhu
Copyright Year
2018
Publisher
Springer Singapore
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0110-0_83

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