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Doping strategy of BSe/WSe2 heterostructures to realize the adsorption and sensing of harmful NH3 and NO2 gas molecules: a density functional theory study

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Abbasi, Amirali
Doping strategy of BSe/WSe2 heterostructures to realize the adsorption and sensing of harmful NH3 and NO2 gas molecules: a density functional theory study
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Researchers have used density functional theory to study BSe/WSe2 heterostructures for gas sensing applications. The study concludes that silver-modified structures show high potential for detecting harmful NH3 and NO2 gases.

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Advancements in gas sensor materials are critical for environmental monitoring and industrial safety, particularly for detecting toxic pollutants.

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