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Graphical Abstract & Abstract

Optimum alio-valent doping with yttrium sulphate creating 7% vacancy concentration provided promising features from sensor application view. This provides a better option over green Silver Sulphate. The sensors fabricated with the modified sulphate based silver ion conducting solid electrolyte, silver-silver sulphate reference electrode and test gas (Pt) electrodes has been tested over the range of 50-1000 ppm SO2 blended in constant oxygen-partial pressure and argon at 400 o C. A promising sensor characteristic behaviour is exhibited by the modified electrolyte - solid solution of silver sulphate with yttrium.

How to Cite

(2012). Aliovalent Yttrium Added Silver Sulphate: A Promising Candidate For SO2 Gas Sensor. Advanced Materials Letters, 3(2), 77-81. https://doi.org/10.5185/amlett.2012.1314