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Optical nanosensor (hydrogen sensor)

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A plasmonic optical nanosensor encapsulated in plastic that detects hydrogen gas by changing color. Capable of detecting 0.1% hydrogen in air in less than a second and designed for use in hydrogen-powered vehicles and industrial applications.

Organizations

Chalmers University of Technology
Public research university specializing in technology, science, and engineering, founded in 1829
other Sweden 11 mentions
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Often mentioned with · Organizations

Chalmers University of Technology
Public research university specializing in technology, science, and engineering, founded in 1829
other Sweden 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Technologies

Optical nanosensor with plasmonic detection
A nanosensor that uses plasmonic optical phenomena to detect hydrogen gas by changing color in response to hydrogen concentration changes.
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Plastic encapsulation material
A protective plastic coating that encapsulates the nanosensor, serving both as protection and as an active component of the detection mechanism.
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Often mentioned with · Locations

Sweden
Sweden
SE 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Projects

Optical nanosensor for hydrogen detection
Development of a plasmonic optical nanosensor encapsulated in plastic for rapid hydrogen gas detection in automotive and industrial applications.
completed 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Facilities

Department of Energy laboratories
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Often mentioned with · People

Christoph Langhammer
Sweden 1 mention
Ferry Nugroho
Sweden 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Research studies

Metal–polymer hybrid nanomaterials for plasmonic ultrafast hydrogen detection
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Swedish researchers develop ground-breaking hydrogen sensor

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