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CuO-ZnO Nanostructures for H2S Sensing

This document provides supplementary materials for a research paper on CuO-decorated ZnO hierarchical nanostructures for hydrogen sulfide gas sensing. It includes: [1] Photoluminescence data of the ZnO nanostructure; [2] SEM images and XRD pattern of CuO nanowires with different deposition times; [3] Gas sensing properties of CuO nanowires at different temperatures; and [4] Response and recovery times of ZnO and ZnO/CuO structures at varying temperatures.

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CuO-ZnO Nanostructures for H2S Sensing

This document provides supplementary materials for a research paper on CuO-decorated ZnO hierarchical nanostructures for hydrogen sulfide gas sensing. It includes: [1] Photoluminescence data of the ZnO nanostructure; [2] SEM images and XRD pattern of CuO nanowires with different deposition times; [3] Gas sensing properties of CuO nanowires at different temperatures; and [4] Response and recovery times of ZnO and ZnO/CuO structures at varying temperatures.

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Supplementary Materials:

CuO-Decorated ZnO Hierarchical Nanostructures as Efficient

and Established Sensing Materials for H 2S Gas Sensors

Nguyen Minh Vuong, 1,2 Nguyen Duc Chinh, 3 Bui The Huy, 1 Yong-Ill Lee*,1

1
Department of Chemistry, Changwon National University, Changwon 641-773, Republic of

Korea
2
Department of Physics, Quy Nhon University, 170 An Duong Vuong, Quy Nhon, Binh Dinh,

Vietnam
3
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejeon,

305-764 Republic of Korea

Corresponding authors: *Yong-Ill Lee: [email protected]


1. Photoluminescence spectrum of ZnO-H structure

Figure S1. SEM image (a) and Gaussian fitted curves of emission bands (b) of the ZnO-H

nanostructure prepared on a glass substrate

2. Morphology and structural properties of CuO nanowire structure


Figure S2. SEM images of CuO nanowire structures with deposition times of 8 min (a) and

2 min (b). Inset images show high-magnification SEM. XRD pattern of CuO (8

min) nanowire structure.

3. Electrical and H2S gas-sensing properties of CuO nanowire

structures
Figure S3. (a) Dependence of the resistance and the sensitivity (R f/Ri) towards 5 ppm H2S

gas of CuO (8 min) nanowire sensor on different working temperatures. (b)

Gas-sensing properties of CuO nanowires with the deposition times of 8 min

(black curve) and 2 min (red curve) upon exposure to 5 ppm H 2S gas at

working temperature of 200 C.


4. Response and recovery properties of ZnO-H and ZnO/CuO-H

structures

Figure S4. Logarithmic dependence of (a) (1 – g/gmax) and (b) g/gmax on the time to

obtain the reaction time constants at different working temperatures of the

ZnO-H structure sensor. Logarithmic dependence of (c) (1 – g/gmax) and (d)

g/gmax on the time to obtain the reaction time constants at different working

temperatures of the ZnO/CuO-H structure sensor.


Figure S5. Dependence of the response and recovery times on different working

temperatures of sensors based on ZnO-H and ZnO/CuO-H (5 mM) structures

upon exposure to 5 ppm H2S.

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