| The mixed-potential type NH3sensor based on yttria stabilized-zirconia(YSZ)shows good thermochemical stability and is used in NH3detection.The sensing electrode is the key to prepare high-performance sensors,and the heterojunction between composite sensitive electrode materials can improve the sensing performance of the sensor.Zn2SnO4is chemically stable at high temperature,and has been used in many fields such as lithium-ion batteries,photocatalysis,and gas sensors,and exhibits high sensing performance.It is a potential NH3sensor electrode material.Zn2SnO4was prepared by solid state method and used as the sensing electrode for the mixed-potential type NH3sensor based on YSZ.The sensor sintered at 1100°C has the highest sensitivity(-61.2 m V/decade).There is a liner dependence of the response values of the sensor on the logarithm of NH3concentrations(25~300 ppm)at 600~650°C.Meanwhile,the sensor exhibits good reproducibility,stability,and low cross-sensitivity to CH4,CO2and H2,but high cross-sensitivity to NO and NO2of 20.4%and 46.3%.After using a reference electrode of Cu O instead of Pt,the cross-sensitivity to NO and NO2decreased to 8.8%and 18.4%,but the sensitivity decreases to-32.6 m V/decade.The dual phase composites of Zn2SnO4/SnO2were synthesized by solid state method,and a mixed-potential type NH3sensor based on YSZ was prepared.When the molar ratio of Zn2SnO4to SnO2is 4:1,the sensor has the highest sensitivity(-73.7 m V/decade).The Zn2SnO4/SnO2sensing electrode has higher adsorption and electrocatalytic activity,and the cross-sensitivity to NO and NO2decreases to 8.1%and 21.6%,respectively.The dual phase composites of Zn2SnO4/Zn O were synthesized using solid state method for sensing electrode materials of YSZ based NH3sensor.When the molar ratio of Zn2SnO4to Zn O is 2:1,the sensor has the highest sensitivity(-56.1 m V/decade).Compared with the sensor based on Zn2SnO4,the sensor can work normally at 500°C,and the cross-sensitivity to NO and NO2is reduced to 8.4%and 15.0%,respectively.Figure 55;Table 5;Reference 81... |