Gas adsorption and gas-sensing properties of europium bisphthalocyanine derivative Langmuir–Blodgett thin films
摘要:
In this paper, europium bisphthalocyanine derivative (EuPc'(2)) LB films transferred to an interdigital electrode have been prepared at room temperature. The dynamic response of the electrical conductance to Cl-2 gas is presented. At room temperature, the response time of 10-layer LB films of EuPc'(2) is 45 s and the recovery time is 1 min after exposure to a concentration of 50 ppm Cl-2. The reproducibility of the conductivity changes can be improved by using pulsed operation to reduce the exposure time to Cl-2. The change in film conductivity upon exposure of different concentrations of Cl-2 gas has been measured. The lowest detectable concentration of Cl-2 gas is 2 ppm. The maximum conductance change varies linearly with film thickness. The response time constants also increase with film thickness. The interaction between EuPc'(2) and Cl-2 in the LB films was monitored by UV-vis spectroscopy. LB films exposed to Cl-2 gave a red-shifted Q-band which can be predicted from the conductance data. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V.
Gas adsorption and gas-sensing properties of europium bisphthalocyanine derivative Langmuir–Blodgett thin films
摘要:
In this paper, europium bisphthalocyanine derivative (EuPc'(2)) LB films transferred to an interdigital electrode have been prepared at room temperature. The dynamic response of the electrical conductance to Cl-2 gas is presented. At room temperature, the response time of 10-layer LB films of EuPc'(2) is 45 s and the recovery time is 1 min after exposure to a concentration of 50 ppm Cl-2. The reproducibility of the conductivity changes can be improved by using pulsed operation to reduce the exposure time to Cl-2. The change in film conductivity upon exposure of different concentrations of Cl-2 gas has been measured. The lowest detectable concentration of Cl-2 gas is 2 ppm. The maximum conductance change varies linearly with film thickness. The response time constants also increase with film thickness. The interaction between EuPc'(2) and Cl-2 in the LB films was monitored by UV-vis spectroscopy. LB films exposed to Cl-2 gave a red-shifted Q-band which can be predicted from the conductance data. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V.
Gas adsorption and gas-sensing properties of europium bisphthalocyanine derivative Langmuir–Blodgett thin films
作者:Bingjie Liang、Lin Gan、Chunwei Yuan、Yu Wei
DOI:10.1016/s1386-1425(97)00149-2
日期:1998.1
In this paper, europium bisphthalocyanine derivative (EuPc'(2)) LB films transferred to an interdigital electrode have been prepared at room temperature. The dynamic response of the electrical conductance to Cl-2 gas is presented. At room temperature, the response time of 10-layer LB films of EuPc'(2) is 45 s and the recovery time is 1 min after exposure to a concentration of 50 ppm Cl-2. The reproducibility of the conductivity changes can be improved by using pulsed operation to reduce the exposure time to Cl-2. The change in film conductivity upon exposure of different concentrations of Cl-2 gas has been measured. The lowest detectable concentration of Cl-2 gas is 2 ppm. The maximum conductance change varies linearly with film thickness. The response time constants also increase with film thickness. The interaction between EuPc'(2) and Cl-2 in the LB films was monitored by UV-vis spectroscopy. LB films exposed to Cl-2 gave a red-shifted Q-band which can be predicted from the conductance data. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science B.V.