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    Modified Hummer's Method For Synthesis of Graphene Oxide

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    This document describes a modified Hummer's method for synthesizing graphene oxide for use as a gas sensing material. Graphite powder is oxidized using concentrated sulfuric acid, sodium nitrate, and potassium permanganate at low temperatures to form graphite oxide, which is then exfoliated using ultrasonication to produce graphene oxide. The graphene oxide is deposited as a thin film on an interdigitated electrode to create a gas sensor for detecting various gases at room temperature with high sensitivity and short response times.

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    Modified Hummer's Method For Synthesis of Graphene Oxide

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    This document describes a modified Hummer's method for synthesizing graphene oxide for use as a gas sensing material. Graphite powder is oxidized using concentrated sulfuric acid, sodium nitrate, and potassium permanganate at low temperatures to form graphite oxide, which is then exfoliated using ultrasonication to produce graphene oxide. The graphene oxide is deposited as a thin film on an interdigitated electrode to create a gas sensor for detecting various gases at room temperature with high sensitivity and short response times.

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    This document describes a modified Hummer's method for synthesizing graphene oxide for use as a gas sensing material. Graphite powder is oxidized using concentrated sulfuric acid, sodium nitrate, and potassium permanganate at low temperatures to form graphite oxide, which is then exfoliated using ultrasonication to produce graphene oxide. The graphene oxide is deposited as a thin film on an interdigitated electrode to create a gas sensor for detecting various gases at room temperature with high sensitivity and short response times.

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    Modified Hummer's Method For Synthesis of Graphene Oxide

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    Kajal Sharma
    This document describes a modified Hummer's method for synthesizing graphene oxide for use as a gas sensing material. Graphite powder is oxidized using concentrated sulfuric acid, sodium nitrate, and potassium permanganate at low temperatures to form graphite oxide, which is then exfoliated using ultrasonication to produce graphene oxide. The graphene oxide is deposited as a thin film on an interdigitated electrode to create a gas sensor for detecting various gases at room temperature with high sensitivity and short response times.

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    Modified Hummer’s method for synthesis of Graphene Oxide

    1. Title
    2. NCAER
    3. Idea Graphite
    4. Conventional
    Lab
    Powder
    5. UGC Project
    6.
    1. Smart
    Title Lab Conc. Sulfuric acid +Sodium Nitrate +
    7.
    2.
    AM: Simul
    Objective Potassium Permanganate
    8. AM: Smart
    3. Research
    Setup
    facility (@ < 5 °C for 2 hours)
    9.
    4. AM: VI
    Sensing
    10. material
    AM: Aalysis
    11. Methodolgy
    5. “g” by
    Pendulum
    6. Apparatus
    Stirring for 30 min. @ 35 °C
    12.
    7. SP: setup
    Hummers':
    13. SP: Result
    8. 25ppm H2
    14.
    9. SP: Analysis
    100ppm H2
    15.
    10. “g”
    25ppmby free
    SO2 Deionized(DI) Water + Hydrogen peroxide
    fall
    11. 100ppm SO2
    16. Outcomes
    12. Conclusion
    17. Achievement Washing and drying
    13. Gratitude
    18. Bibliography

    Graphite Oxide

    Sonication
    Graphene Oxide 1
    Gas sensing materials
    1. Title
    2. NCAER
    3. Idea
    4. Conventional
    Lab
    5. UGC Project Traditionally, since 1962.
    6. Smart
    Title Lab
    1.
    7. AM: Simul
    Semiconducting metal oxides (MOX) SnO2, ZnO, WO3, TiO2 ….
    2. Objective
    8.
    3.
    AM: Smart
    Research
    • High operating temperature
    Setup
    facility • Reduced sensing response due to grain growth over period of time.
    9.
    4. AM: VI
    Sensing
    10. material
    AM: Aalysis
    • Long stabilization times
    11. Methodolgy
    5. “g” by • Size reduction constraints
    Pendulum
    6. Apparatus
    12.
    7. SP: setup
    Hummers':
    13. SP: Result
    8. 25ppm H2
    Graphene Oxide (GO), 2D structure
    14.
    9. SP: Analysis
    100ppm H2 • Advantageous electrical properties
    15.
    10. “g” by free
    25ppm
    fall
    SO2 • High specific surface area
    11. 100ppm SO2
    16. Outcomes
    12. Conclusion
    17. Achievement Thus
    13. Gratitude
    18. Bibliography

    Extensive usage in gas sensing

    2
    Methodology
    1. Title
    2. NCAER
    3. Idea Raw Material
    4. Conventional
    Lab
    Graphite Powder
    5. UGC Project
    6.
    1. Smart
    Title Lab
    7. AM: Simul
    2. Objective
    8. AM: Smart
    3. Research
    Setup
    facility
    Modified Hummer’s method
    9.
    4. AM: VI
    Sensing
    10. material
    AM: Aalysis Graphite Oxide
    11. Methodolgy
    5. “g” by
    Pendulum
    6. Apparatus
    12.
    7. SP: setup
    Hummers':
    13. SP: Result
    8. 25ppm H2 Ultra Sonication for varied duration
    14.
    9. SP: Analysis
    100ppm H2
    15.
    10. “g” by free
    25ppm
    fall
    SO2 Graphene Oxide
    11. 100ppm SO2
    16. Outcomes
    12. Conclusion
    17. Achievement
    13. Gratitude
    18. Bibliography
    Thin film on IDE
    Gas sensor

    Gas sensing in GSTR 3

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