Yufeng Liu, Yang Shen, Guanpeng Liu, Wenbing Tu, Jiaming Ni
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Abstract
The adsorption of gas molecules (CO, SO) by different atoms (Cu, Fe, Pd, Pt, B, N, P, S) doped graphene has been investigated in terms of adsorption energies, charge transfer, and density of states based on the density functional theory. The Result that the metal atoms enhance the interaction of graphene with the above gas molecules much more than the non-metal atoms, and it is due to this strong interaction that the gas molecules (CO, SO) chemisorb on graphene doped with metal atoms. Meanwhile, the metal atom doped graphene is more sensitive to SO molecules. Moreover, the charge transfer of CO/Pd–G is 0.056e, and the adsorption energy is −6.386 eV, and there is a very large deformation of Pt–G after adsorption of SO and the reaction is very violent, with an adsorption energy up to −7.922 eV and a charge transfer up to 0.537e, which is the highest of all systems. Therefore, we believe that Pt–G is suitable for the detection of the SO while Pd–G is suitable for the detection of the CO. In addition, combined with the nature of the work function, we believe that metal-doped graphene has the potential to be a highly sensitive irreversible sensor.
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Devoted to semiconductor research, Semiconductor Science and Technology''s multidisciplinary approach reflects the far-reaching nature of this topic.
The scope of the journal covers fundamental and applied experimental and theoretical studies of the properties of non-organic, organic and oxide semiconductors, their interfaces and devices, including:
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materials and nanostructures
devices and applications
fabrication and processing
new analytical techniques
simulation
emerging fields:
materials and devices for quantum technologies
hybrid structures and devices
2D and topological materials
metamaterials
semiconductors for energy
flexible electronics.