Integrated Temperature–NH3 Multiplex Sensing Fibers Enabled by Programmable Assembly of MXene@MoS2 Heterojunction and p/n-Type Thermoelectric Core for Firefighting Clothing
Mi Zhou , Lele Huang , Yuhang Wan , Qing Jiang , Xueru Qu , Md Hasib Mia , Jie Xu , Chao Gao , Lin Hou , Zhicai Yu , Hualing He
Advanced Fiber Materials ›› 2025, Vol. 7 ›› Issue (6) : 2013 -2031.
Integrated Temperature–NH3 Multiplex Sensing Fibers Enabled by Programmable Assembly of MXene@MoS2 Heterojunction and p/n-Type Thermoelectric Core for Firefighting Clothing
Firefighting clothing provides essential safeguards for firefighters while engaging in fire suppression and life rescue operations. However, the inability to actively detect hazardous gas and self-thermal degradation of conventional firefighting clothing induce critical safety threats to firefighters. Herein, we design a dual-mode perceptual sensor via programmable assembly of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) and Ti3C2Tx MXene@MoS2 nanocomposite in dual-mode triaxial structural aerogel fiber (DM-TSF) for both selective NH3 and temperature monitoring. The DM-TSF is prepared through triaxial wet spinning, with an alternating p/n-type thermoelectric (TE) core, a signal decoupling aramid nanofibers layer, and an NH3 sensing outer sheath. The TE core is composed of alternately interconnected p-type/SWCNT and n-type SWCNT/Polyethyleneimine, which exhibits high TE efficiency (8.44 μV K−1 for p-segment, 7.44 μV K−1 for n-segment) and wide-range (10–500 °C) temperature monitoring in DM-TSF. Furthermore, the abundant adsorption sites and high-density Schottky heterojunctions of the Ti3C2Tx MXene@MoS2 nanocomposite in the outer sheath enabled DM-TSF to exhibit an outstanding sensitivity (3.14% ppm−1@20 ppm) and high selectivity for NH3. A portable wireless system based on DM-TSF was further developed and integrated into firefighting clothing for temperature and NH3 monitoring, triggering alarms within 2 s and 28 s, respectively. This work sheds new light on the fabrication of intelligent multiplex hazard detection fibers that can respond to multi-hazard elements, thereby enhancing firefighters’ safety in complex fire scenarios.
Coaxial wet spinning / Temperature–NH3 sensing fiber / MXene nanosheets / MXene@MoS2 heterojunctions / Multiplex hazard detection
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