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Nanosensors
book

Nanosensors

by Vinod Kumar Khanna
April 2016
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
666 pages
22h 57m
English
CRC Press
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292 Nanosensors: Physical, Chemical, and Biological
ion beam, either directly from an ion source or by sputtering from a tar-
get bombarded by ion beam. The percentage change of resistance of CNT
between 300 and 10 K was more than 600%. The drastic change in resistance
at low temperature indicates that CNTs grown on nickel lm can be used as
low-temperature sensors.
5.6 Laterally Grown CNT between Two Microelectrodes
as Resistive Temperature Nanosensor
The obvious question is: What is the reason for insistence on using CNTs? How
is the use of CNT as a temperature-sensing element benecial? In a complicated
thermal ow system, the perturba
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ISBN: 9781439827130