Nanostructured cobalt oxide and cobalt titanate thin films as optical humidity sensor: A new approach
Authors:
- B.C. YadavBYB.C. Yadav
- R.C. YadavRYR.C. Yadav
- Satyendra SinghSSSatyendra Singh
- Prabhat K. DwivediPDPrabhat K. Dwivedi
- Hojin RyuHRHojin Ryu
- Sukmin KangSKSukmin Kang
- 1 July 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Optics & Laser Technology
- Vol. 49, 68-74
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