| 英文摘要 |
This experiment primarily employs the hydrothermal method and sequential ionic layer adsorption and reaction deposition (SILAR) as the main fabrication techniques. ZnO nanowires prepared by the hydrothermal method exhibit characteristics such as low cost, easy preparation, and excellent three-dimensional structure. The high surface area of ZnO nanowires makes them effective for gas sensing applications. SILAR, as a cost-effective and easily prepared process, is utilized in this experiment to deposit a composite semiconductor shell (SnO2/Co3O4) onto ZnO nanowires, forming N-P heterojunction interfaces. By adjusting the initial impedance magnitude, the gas sensing capability is enhanced, and specific materials are integrated to enhance selectivity towards isopropanol. |