期刊
SENSORS
卷 15, 期 12, 页码 31687-31698出版社
MDPI AG
DOI: 10.3390/s151229873
关键词
thermoelectric gas sensor; CO oxidation; noble metals; combustion catalyst; gas selectivity
资金
- Knowledge Hub Aichi of Aichi Prefecture, Japan [P3-G3-S1]
- IBEC Innovation Platform, AIST
The CO sensing properties of a micro thermoelectric gas sensor (micro-TGS) with a double AuPtPd/SnO2 and Pt/-Al2O3 catalyst were investigated. While several nanometer sized Pt and Pd particles were uniformly dispersed on SnO2, the Au particles were aggregated as particles measuring >10 nm in diameter. In situ diffuse reflectance Fourier transform Infrared spectroscopy (DRIFT) analysis of the catalyst showed a CO adsorption peak on Pt and Pd, but no clear peak corresponding to the interaction between CO and Au was detected. Up to 200 degrees C, CO combustion was more temperature dependent than that of H-2, while H-2 combustion was activated by repeated exposure to H-2 gas during the periodic gas test. Selective CO sensing of the micro-TGS against H-2 was attempted using a double catalyst structure with 0.3-30 wt% Pt/-Al2O3 as a counterpart combustion catalyst. The sensor output of the micro-TGS decreased with increasing Pt content in the Pt/-Al2O3 catalyst, by cancelling out the combustion heat from the AuPtPd/SnO2 catalyst. In addition, the AuPtPd/SnO2 and 0.3 wt% Pt/-Al2O3 double catalyst sensor showed good and selective CO detection. We therefore demonstrated that our micro-TGS with double catalyst structure is useful for controlling the gas selectivity of CO against H-2.
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