Benzene and Toluene Influence on Polymer-Nanostructured Carbon Composite Sensoreffect in Gasoline Vapours

Abstracts of the 32nd Scientific Conference 2016
Santa Rekšņa, Gita Šakale, Māris Knite

Polymer-nanostructured carbon composite (PNCC) sensoreffect in gasoline vapours has been researched in previous works. Results showed information about gasoline content, in which more than 10% of gasoline content is toluene. In Latvia and other countries there are allowed norms of content in gasoline. For benzene it is below 1%. That is why there is need for more detailed research in this area to determine how benzene and toluene content influence PNCC sensoreffect on gasoline vapors. As

Keywords
VOC sensors, polymer composites, fuel vapour detection
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Stepiņa, S., Šakale, G., Knite, M. Benzene and Toluene Influence on Polymer-Nanostructured Carbon Composite Sensoreffect in Gasoline Vapours. In: Abstracts of the 32nd Scientific Conference, Latvia, Riga, 17-19 February, 2016. Riga: 2016, pp.59-59.

Publication language
English (en)