Microscopy Morphology — Chemiresistive and chem-FET Sensor: π-d conjugated metal-organic framework for ultra-sensitive and selective carbon monoxide detection

Measurement evidence

Microscopy Morphology

Chemiresistive and chem-FET Sensor: π-d conjugated metal-organic framework for ultra-sensitive and selective carbon monoxide detection · More M.S., Bodkhe G.A., Singh F. et al. · Synthetic Metals · 2023 · 117357

2 measurement groups · 7 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

Optical microscopy and non-contact AFM

as-synthesised Zn-HHTP blue powder · Powder

Optical image at 50x; AFM recorded in non-contact mode

Context
pristine Zn-HHTP powder
Measurement source
3 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 2a,b
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
AFM mean square surface roughness1.5 umText
Exact Reported
3 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 2b
AFM surface area23.32 um2 for 9 um2 geometric areaText
Exact Reported
3 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 2b

FE-SEM with EDS elemental analysis

as-synthesised Zn-HHTP blue powder · Powder

MIRA3 LMH FE-SEM; inbuilt Oxford Instruments EDS

Context
pristine Zn-HHTP powder
Measurement source
3 · 2.4. Characterizations; 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 1c,d
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
EDS carbon atomic percentageC atomic % = 65.53Visual Estimate
Exact Reported
2 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 1d
EDS oxygen atomic percentageO atomic % = 28.15Visual Estimate
Exact Reported
2 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 1d
EDS zinc atomic percentageZn atomic % = 6.32Visual Estimate
Exact Reported
2 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 1d
FE-SEM morphologyhexagonal regular-shaped nano/micro rodsText
Qualitative
3 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 1c
FE-SEM rod/crystal size lower boundranging from 200 nm to a few micronsrange lower bound; upper bound described as a few micronsText
Range
3 · 3. Results and discussion · Fig. 1c