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Investigation into gas-sensing mechanism of nanostructured magnesium aluminate as a function of temperature

Nithyavathy et al., 2015

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9634946882343898759
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Nithyavathy N
Arunmetha S
Dhineshbabu N
Rajendran V
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Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

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In this study, we used a new simple chemical method to synthesise nanostructured magnesium aluminate (NMA) powder. Sol–gel technique followed by sonication was used to develop different sensor samples namely NMA573, NMA873, and NMA1073 by calcination …
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