Tang Jing , Pu Hongyi , Pu Hongren , Wu Hao , Jiang Tianyan
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DFT insights upon Pd assisted MoX2 (X = Se, S, Te) capture of air decomposition products (CO, NO2) in switch cabinet
The MoSe2, MoS2, and MoTe2 substrates are selected for testing the decomposition products of air (CO, NO2) in the switch cabinet. The metal Pd doping method is introduced to improve the detection ability of the substrate. The effect of Pd on the substrate is firstly studied, it is found that Pd can effectively improve the conductivity of the substrate by analyzing the structures, binding energy, band gap and state density changes. The adsorption of the target gases on the initial substrates is physical adsorption, and the addition of Pd enhances the adsorption capacity of the three substrates for CO and NO2 and transforms it into chemical adsorption. After the gas is adsorbed on the three modified substrates, it will cause a decrease in the band gap, and the change caused by NO2 is greater than that of CO. By analyzing the sensitivity and recovery time, it is found that the three modified substrates can effectively distinguish the two gases, and each adsorption system has a suitable recovery time at the corresponding test temperature. The results of this study can provide theoretical support for MoSe2, MoS2, and MoTe2 in detecting the decomposition products of air inside switch cabinet.
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