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Resistive oxygen gas sensors based on Ce1− xZrxO2 nano powder prepared using new precipitation method

Izu et al., 2005

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13092744481451563480
Author
Izu N
Oh-hori N
Itou M
Shin W
Matsubara I
Murayama N
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

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Nano-sized Zr-doped ceria powders were made by new precipitation method in which conventional carbon powder is used. And, the resistive oxygen sensors based on thick film made from this nano-powder were fabricated. The particle size of Zr-doped ceria powder …
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