ArticlePolymers2023
Terahertz Humidity Sensing Based on Surface-Modified Polymer Mesh Membranes with Photografting PEGMA Brush.
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- Postannealing-Driven Optimization of Humidity Response in Densely and Loosely Grafted Polymer Films.Gels (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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A simple and compact intensity-interrogated terahertz (THz) relative humidity (RH) sensing platform is successfully demonstrated in experiments on the basis of combining a porous polymer sensing membrane and a continuous THz electronic system. The RH-sensing membrane is fabricated by surface modification of a porous polymer substrate with hydrophilic and photosensitive copolymer brushes via a UV-induced graft-polymerization process. The intensity interrogation sensing scheme indicated that the power reduction of the 0.4 THz wave is dependent on the grafting density of the copolymer brushes and proportional to the RH percent levels in the humidity-controlled air-sealed chamber. This finding was verified by the water contact angle measurement. Based on the slope of the proportional relation, the best sensitivity of the hydrophilic surface-modified sensing membrane was demonstrated at 0.0423 mV/% RH at the copolymer brush density of 1.57 mg/mm
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