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- 2024Polyaniline-Based Flexible Sensor for pH Monitoring in Oxidizing Environmentscitations
- 2024Fluorinated Polyaniline-Based Sensors with Enhanced NH3 Sensitivitycitations
- 2024Influence of surfactant on conductivity, capacitance and doping of electrodeposited polyaniline filmscitations
- 2024Polyaniline-based flexible sensors for pH monitoring
- 2023A novel conductometric sensor for acetone detection prepared through electro-polymerization of pyrrole-tailed ionic liquid
- 2022Investigation of polycarbazoles thin films prepared by electrochemical oxidation of 3- and 9-substituted carbazolescitations
- 2022Electrodeposition and Characterization of Conducting Polymer Films Obtained from Carbazole and 2-(9H-carbazol-9-yl)acetic Acidcitations
- 2022Strengthening adhesion of polycarbazole films on ITO surface by covalent electrografting of monomercitations
- 2021Development of new sticky and conducting polymer surfaces for MEMS applicationscitations
- 2021Investigation of electrochemical oxidative coupling of 3 and 6 substituted carbazolescitations
- 2019Conductive multilayer film based on composite materials made of conjugated polyelectrolytes and inorganic particles
- 2013Development of amperometric biosensors based on nanostructured tyrosinase-conducting polymer composite electrodescitations
- 2012Novel in situ electrochemical deposition of platinum nanoparticles by sinusoïdal voltages on conducting polymer films.citations
- 2012Novel in situ electrochemical deposition of platinum nanoparticles by sinusoïdal voltages on conducting polymer films.
- 2012Electrosynthesis and characterization of polymer films on silicon substrates for applications in micromanipulation.citations
- 2012Ammonia gas sensors based on polypyrrole films: Influence of electrodeposition parameterscitations
- 2011Characterization of the surface properties of polypyrrole films: Influence of electrodeposition parameters
- 2010Morphological and adhesive properties of polypyrrole films synthesized by sonoelectrochemical technique.citations
- 2010Morphological and adhesive properties of polypyrrole films synthesized by sonoelectrochemical technique.citations
- 2010Effect of various parameters on the conductivity of free standing electrosynthesized polypyrrole films
- 2010Electrochemically deposited polyethyleneimine films and their characterizationcitations
- 2010Morphological and adhesive properties of polypyrrole films synthesized by sonoelectrochemical techniquecitations
- 2008Effect of electrolyte solvent on the morphology of polypyrrole films. Application of the use of polypyrrole in pH sensorscitations
- 2007Potentiometric miniaturized pH sensors based on polypyrrole filmscitations
- 2007Development of miniaturized pH biosensors based on electrosynthesized polymer filmscitations
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Ammonia gas sensors based on polypyrrole films: Influence of electrodeposition parameters
Abstract
International audience ; A gas sensor consisting in polypyrrole films electrochemically deposited on microelectrodes arrays was fabricated using silicon microtechnologies. Polypyrrole was electrodeposited on platinum microelectrodes using four different electrodeposition potentials, five counter-ions and three salt concentrations to assess the effects of these parameters on the sensing properties of polypyrrole films. The change in conductance of thin polymer layers, due to adsorption of ammonia gas, was used as a sensor signal. The behaviors of the polymer-based gas sensors, including response time, response amplitude, reproducibility and reversibility, to various ammonia gas concentrations ranging from 1 to 100 ppm were investigated. The experimental results showed that these ammonia gas sensors were efficient since they were sensitive to ammonia, and since their response was fast and reproducible at room temperature. The most efficient ammonia gas sensor was obtained with a 248 nm-thick polypyrrole film electrosynthesized from 0.1 M pyrrole and 0.1 M LiClO4 under an electrodeposition potential of +2.0 V/SCE.