Titlebook: Nanoscale Materials for Warfare Agent Detection: Nanoscience for Security; Carla Bittencourt,Chris Ewels,Eduard Llobet Conference proceedi

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The Feasibility of Graphene-Based Defense Applications: An Industry Perspective,just to manufacturing conditions..In particular, graphene-based defense applications show great potential. There is a lot of research going on and each result brings many new developments. The use of graphene for warfare agent detection could set a new standard for sensor devices. That is not only a

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Carbon Nanomaterials Integrated in Rugged and Inexpensive Sensing Platforms for the In-Field Detectpounds with intrinsic potential to be used as a chemical weapon against military or civilian’s targets. The available technology usually employs chemiresistive, electrochemical, gravimetric and optical sensors to measure the concentration of CWAs at ppm or ppb levels in the environmental or in biolo

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Progress of Sensors Based on Hollow Metal Sulfides Nanoparticles,ial to lead to better selectivity and stability during operation. Besides the electronic properties of the gas sensing nanomaterials, their morphology plays an important role for improving their sensing properties. In this context, hollow nanostructures with unique physicochemical property, surface

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Synthesis of Tridimensional Ensembles of Carbon Nanotubes,ches, fundamental studies and those with best known results are given. The different nanotube fabrication methodologies are reviewed and discussed in details. This may assist readers to select the proper method and synthesis conditions with regards to nanotube targeted application.

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978-94-024-1622-0Springer Nature B.V. 2019

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-024-1620-6nanotechnology for gas sensing; functionalisation of nanostructures; theoretical modelling of bi-dimen

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