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Palladium nanowires for hydrogen detectors

Author: Fred FAVIER

Publication date: October 10, 2002

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  • Fred FAVIER

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Metal nanowire bundles are obtained by controlled electrochemical deposition. They form the basis of hydrogen detection devices. These specific chemical sensors are more precise, faster and more economical than current sensors on the market.

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