Topological insulator modified nickel oxide nanoflowers for low-temperature hydrogen sulfide gas sensing
Mei Wang , Wendou Ding , Ruoyue Fan , Chengye Wu , Rong Yan , Wei Zou , Huai Yang , Changcun Han , Zhengwang Cheng , Xinguo Ma , Long Li , Minghu Pan
Microstructures ›› 2026, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (5) : 20260124
Developing low-cost, highly responsive low-temperature H2S sensors is critical due to rising air pollution, as well as the high energy consumption and safety risks associated with conventional semiconductor sensors. Non-stoichiometric NiOx offers enhanced carrier concentration and active sites via nickel vacancies, thereby improving low-temperature sensitivity. Composite sensors were fabricated by incorporating various mass fractions of the topological insulator Bi2Te3 into NiOx. The 10% Bi2Te3@NiOx sensor delivered the best performance [11.81 response to 10 ppm H2S at 90 °C, 30% relative humidity (RH)], surpassing most reported H2S sensors. Its sensitivity is attributed to enhanced carrier mobility and Bi2Te3 Dirac point shift upon H2S physisorption. With excellent H2S selectivity and stability, this composite offers a safer, energy-efficient, low-temperature alternative to high-temperature sensors.
Gas sensor / nickel oxide / topological insulator / bismuth telluride / carrier mobility / Dirac point
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