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Solid-state CO2 sensors comprising O-2, LiFeO2-LiFe5O8/Li+ conducting glass
ceramics/Li2CO3-Li3PO4/Au,CO2, O-2 have been developed, where Li2CO3 acts
as a lithium-ion conductor and a sensing electrode material, with the two-p
hase mixture LiFeO2-LiFe5O8 as the reference electrode. The electromotive f
orce (emf) of the sensor responded well to changes of CO, concentration at
temperatures around 500 degreesC, while it is independent of the oxygen par
tial pressure. Its long-term stability is good. the emf of the sensor was r
eproducible within +/-3 mV over than I year in an environment of 95% humidi
ty, This result shows that the developed CO2 sensors have high humidity res
istance and good stability. The sensing mechanism is also discussed, (C) 20
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