Proton-Conductive Gas Sensor: a New Way to Realize Highly Selective Ammonia Detection for Analysis of Exhaled Human Breath
Hongran Zhao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Tong Zhang(École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), Jianxun Dai(Jilin University), Lichao Liu(Union Hospital), Xiuzhu Lin(Northeast Normal University), Teng Fei(Wuhan University), Sen Liu(Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry)
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