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High conductivity graphite paste for radio frequency identification tag with wireless hydrogen sensor based on CeO
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Abstract
Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has made significant strides in recent years, opening up a world of possibilities for various industries. However, to achieve success, reliable and accurate real-time data is crucial. One exciting application of RFID technology is fast and wireless detection of gases. Hydrogen, in particular, is considered a clean fuel. However, it is highly flammable, and detecting it quickly and accurately is challenging in various industries. In this regard, our research focuses on developing a high-conductivity graphite paste for RFID tags integrated with a wireless hydrogen sensor based on nano-CeO
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