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Switchable disposable passive RFID vapour sensors from inkjet printed electronic components integrated with PDMS as a stimulus responsive material

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2017

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Kate E. Belsey, Adam V. S. Parry, Christina V Rumens, M.A. Ziai, Stephen G. Yeates, John C. Batchelor, Simon J. Holder

Journal of Materials Chemistry C

EngineeringGas SensorVapor PressureEducationSolubility ParametersChemistrySensor TechnologyChemical EngineeringPassive Rfid SensorsPrinted ElectronicsAnalytical ChemistryElectronic PackagingInstrumentationChemical SensorChromatographyElectrical EngineeringAir SamplingStimulus Responsive MaterialSensing MechanismMicroelectronicsOptical SensorsElectrochemical Gas SensorFlexible ElectronicsMicrofabricationSensorsBioelectronicsElectronic ComponentsSensor DesignTechnology

Abstract

Passive RFID sensors are capable of detecting a number of volatile organic compound vapors dependent upon the solubility parameters of the solvent and their vapor pressure.

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