P-doping

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A process in which oxygen molecules increase positive electrical charges in an organic material, forming the active detection layer of the sensor.

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Often mentioned with · Organizations

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

Higher education and research

institution Saudi Arabia 1 mention

Manchester University

Education and Research

institution United Kingdom 1 mention

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Often mentioned with · Projects

Organic Semiconductor Hydrogen Sensor Development

A collaborative research project between Manchester University and KAUST to develop an organic semiconductor sensor for hydrogen detection using p-doping technology. The sensor operates from room temperature to 120°C with an ultra-thin, flexible design.

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Organic Semiconductor Sensor

A hydrogen detection sensor based on organic semiconductor materials using p-doping technology. Features ultra-thin, flexible design; operates from room temperature to 120°C; enables rapid, accurate, and reversible hydrogen detection suitable for industrial, residential, and mobile applications.

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Organic Semiconductor Sensor for Hydrogen Detection

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Organic Semiconductor Sensor Brings a New Era of Hydrogen Safety

1 year 3 months ago

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