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A tungsten oxide–lutetium bisphthalocyanine n–p–n heterojunction: from nanomaterials to a new transducer for chemo-sensing
We report on a new hybrid heterojunction gas-sensitive device combining a molecular material with a metal oxide. WO3 was synthesised via the aerosol-assisted chemical vapour deposition technique from tungsten hexacarbonyl precursor. Onto the inorganic film, LuPc2 was vacuum evaporated. The morpholog
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