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An SPE (solid polymer electrolyte)-based solid-state electrochemical oxygen gas sensor is reported. A hydrophobic Teflon-bonded Pt back layer pressed on a piece of Nafion membrane serves as the working (sensing) electrode, with a diffusion-controlling capillary in front. The sensor exhibits fast response, small temperature coefficient and long-term stability.
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