Wearable gas sensor on masks enables continuous hazard monitoring
Researchers have created a breathable sensor that can be integrated into masks for real-time detection of hazardous gases. The device uses graphene nanowalls grown on polymer nanofibers to form a hierarchical structure that boosts sensitivity. It is intended for monitoring personal breathing environments and industrial exposure.
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