Ana Rita Oliveira, Efthymia Ramou, Susana I. C. J. Palma, Carina Esteves, Arménio Barbosa and Ana Cecília Afonso Roque*,
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Abstract
Ionogels and derived materials are assemblies of polymers and ionic liquids characterized by high stability and ionic conductivity, making them interesting choices as gas sensors. In this work, we assessed the effect of the ionic liquid moiety to generate ionogels and hybrid gels as electrical and optical gas sensors. Six ionic liquids consisting of a constant anion (chloride) and distinct cationic head groups were used to generate ionogels and hybrid gels and further tested as gas sensors in customized electronic nose devices. In general, ionogel-based sensors yielded higher classification accuracies of standard volatile organic compounds when compared to hybrid material-based sensors. In addition, the high chemical diversity of ionic liquids is further translated to a high functional diversity in analyte molecular recognition and sensing.
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ACS Materials Au is an open access journal publishing letters articles reviews and perspectives describing high-quality research at the forefront of fundamental and applied research and at the interface between materials and other disciplines such as chemistry engineering and biology. Papers that showcase multidisciplinary and innovative materials research addressing global challenges are especially welcome. Areas of interest include but are not limited to:Design synthesis characterization and evaluation of forefront and emerging materialsUnderstanding structure property performance relationships and their underlying mechanismsDevelopment of materials for energy environmental biomedical electronic and catalytic applications
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