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In article number 1902065, Chong‐Yun Kang and co‐workers demonstrate ionic‐activated chemiresistive gas sensors for room temperature operation. The proposed ionic‐activated mechanism enables surprisingly ideal gas sensing with high response and fast recovery for NO2 detection and pioneers a new path for room temperature gas sensors.
The development of high performance gas sensors that operate at room temperature has attracted considerable attention. Unfortunately, the conventional mechanism of chemiresistive sensors is restricted at room temperature by insufficient reaction energy with target molecules. Herein, novel strategy for room temperature gas sensors is reported using an ionic‐activated sensing mechanism. The investigation...
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