Ppm level methane detection using micro-thermoelectric gas sensors with Pd/Al2O3 combustion catalyst films
Authors:
- Daisuke NagaiDNDaisuke Nagai
- Maiko NishiboriMNMaiko Nishibori
- Toshio ItohTIToshio Itoh
- Tsutomu KawabeTKTsutomu Kawabe
- Kazuo SatoKSKazuo Sato
- Woosuck ShinWoosuck Shin
- 1 January 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
- Vol. 206, 488-494
Abstract
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- Aichi prefecture
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