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CuO/rGO doped with silver nanoparticles for humidity sensing applications.
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Abstract
Determination of the relative humidity in the surrounding environment is essential for numerous industrial and technological applications. In this work, we successfully prepared CuO-rGO doped with varied Ag concentrations (0-1.5 wt%). The XRD measurements demonstrated that the structures were successfully developed with an average crystallite size of 30-40 nm as reflected from the (111) plane, with a dominating cubic phase. The SEM morphological characteristics demonstrated that the cubic structure was Cu-based, whilst the sheet-like structure was attributable to 2D rGO. The cubic structure tended to lose its regular shape, while the size tended to be reduced as the Ag doping ratio increased. Elemental analysis was confirmed through EDX for CuO-rGO doped with 1.5 wt% Ag, reflecting 35, 13, 1.4, and 50.6 wt% of C, O, Ag, and Cu, respectively. Assessment of the antimicrobial assets of the nanostructures
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