Based on metal oxide(MOS)p and n type semiconductor sensors are widely used in air detection,toxic and harmful gases and so on.These devices have the advantages of high sensitivity,low cost,easy to use and easy to carry.The gas sensing performance of the gas sensor is highly related to the structural characteristics of the sensing materials.The preparation of high performance gas sensitive materials has always been the focus of the semiconductor gas sensor.In this paper,the preparation of p type gas sensitive material four oxidation three cobalt(Co3O4)is discussed,and its gas sensitive properties are improved by adjusting the morphology structure and surface recombination.The main contents are as follows:The Co3O4microspheres assembled by single crystal porous nanosheets were synthesized through a simple solvothermal reaction and subsequent oxidation process.The relationship between time and characteristics in different growth stages was characterized,and interesting dynamic growth process was discussed.Benefiting from the structural stability of single crystal nanosheets,the hierarchical porous structure of Co3O4is not destroyed by mechanical and thermal stress during sensor fabrication.The prepared porous Co3O4microspheres showed excellent gas sensing performance for xylene,and the response to 100 ppm xylene was up to(Rg/Ra=74.5),the optimum working temperature 150 oC could greatly reduce the power consumption.Due to the stability of single crystal nanoscale,it has excellent long-term stability and two months’bias(less than 6%).In addition,it has high gas selectivity and low concentration detection limit.Inspired by the super“receptor-sensing-response”structure of the Venus fly trap,we designed a gas composite material that one dimensional Zn O nanorod’trigger’was grown on the"channel"surface of a single crystal porous Co3O4nanoscale sensor.It is found that the response of the Zinc Oxide/Cobalt to ethanol is high(Ra/Rg=125),which is superior to the individual Co3O4(Ra/Rg=1.43)and Zn O(Ra/Rg=15).It provides an important material design guidance for the development of high performance gas sensors. |