柔性有序/无序多维纳米结界面态调控与氨敏增强机理研究

氨气是促进PM2.5形成的“催化剂”，是造成雾霾的主要污染源之一。本项目率先提出有序/无序多维纳米结氨敏增强新机理及在柔性衬底上可控生长多维纳米结三元复合氨敏膜系的新方法，以进一步提高氨气传感器的灵敏度、选择性和可穿戴性等性能。主要创新研究包括：（1）在气敏机理方面，提出并完善有序/无序多维纳米结能带模型，通过调控纳米结界面电荷区与形态结构增强其气敏重构效应，同时建立气体分子传质热力学与动力学方程，为构建相对普适的高性能氨敏复合膜系提供科学依据与设计策略；（2）在敏感膜系方面，根据材料费米能级不同，构建基于多样化氨敏材料和结构层次的多维纳米结三元复合膜系，突破柔性功能结构设计、敏感材料合成工艺及复合薄膜可控生长等关键技术，研制原理性器件，并对多维纳米结氨敏增强机理进行实验验证。通过本项目研究，为高性能、可穿戴、常温工作的气体传感器研究提供新的思路，具有理论研究与实际应用的双重价值。

Ammonia (NH3) is the "catalyst" to promote the formation of PM2.5 and one of the main pollution sources which cause the haze. A novel enhanced NH3-sensing mechanism of orderly/disordered multidimensional nano-junctions is proposed for the first time in this project, and a novel technique is also present for the controlled growth of multidimensional nano-junctions ternary composite NH3-sensing film system on the flexible substrate, aiming for the further improvement of NH3 sensors' properties such as sensitivity, selectivity and wearability. The main innovative researches include: (1) For the gas-sensing mechanism, the orderly/disordered multidimensional nano-junctions energy-band model will be proposed and perfected, and the mulriple gas-sensing effect will be enhanced by regulating the interface charge region and morphological structure of nano-junctions. Meanwhile, the transfer thermodynamics and kinetic equations of gas molecules will be established, and thus the universal scientific basis and contrivable strategy for the construction of high-performance NH3-sensing composite film system could be provided. (2) For the sensing-film system, the ternary composite film system with multidimensional nano-junctions will be constructed based on various NH3-sensing materials and structural levels according to the different Fermi energy. The key techniques breakthrough will be obtained, including the design of flexible functional structure, the synthesis process of sensing materials and the controlled growth of composite thin film. The principle device will be developed, and the enhanced NH3-sensing mechanism of multidimensional nano-junctions will be validated by the experiment. This work will offer the new train of thought for the study of gas sensors with high-performance, wearability and room-temperature operation, and possess the double values of both academic research and practical application.