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Stable Cu2P3I2 and Ag2P3I2 Single-Wire and Thin Film Devices for Humidity Sensing
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Stable Cu2P3I2 and Ag2P3I2 Single-Wire and Thin Film Devices for Humidity Sensing

Gregory R. Schwenk, John T. Walters and Hai-Feng Ji
Micro, v 2(1), pp 183-190
03 Mar 2022
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https://doi.org/10.3390/micro2010012View
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Abstract

Cu2P3I2 wires were synthesized and converted to Ag2P3I2 via post-synthetic modification. Single-wire and thin film devices were constructed from each material and evaluated as rapidly reversible humidity sensing semiconductors. All devices exhibited a dramatic increase in current when exposed to a ~30.85% RH (~9745.3 ppm by moisture volume) atmosphere compared to that of dry N2. Cu2P3I2 devices exhibited greater sensitivity compared to their respective Ag2P3I2 analogs with the highest being the thin film at 2.43 × 10−8 A% RH. While all devices exhibited rapid (<5 s) reversibility, the thin film devices exhibited greater sensitivity compared to their single-wire forms.

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