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NO[sub x] Sensing Characteristics of Mixed-Potential-Type Zirconia Sensor Using NiO Sensing Electrode at High Temperatures

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 01 Jan 2005Publisher:The Electrochemical SocietyJournal:Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters, volume 8, page H9 (issn: 1099-0062,

Authors: Mitsunobu Nakatou; Perumal Elumalai; Masahara Hasei; Norio Miura; Jian Wang;

doi: 10.1149/1.1843731

NO[sub x] Sensing Characteristics of Mixed-Potential-Type Zirconia Sensor Using NiO Sensing Electrode at High Temperatures

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A stabilized-zirconia-based NO x sensor attached with oxide sensing-electrode (SE) was tested for the detection of NO x at temperatures higher than 800°C for car-emission control applications. Among various oxide SEs tested, NiO was found to give the highest sensitivity to NO 2 even at high temperatures. It was found that the sensor using NiO-SE showed quicker recovery in the presence of water vapor, compared with that in the dry sample gas. Electromotive force values of 57 and 75 mV were observed, respectively, under dry and wet (5 vol % water vapor) conditions with 400 ppm NO 2 at 850°C.

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