Binary Metal Oxide () pH Sensor Prepared by Sol-gel Method |
Lee, Jeong-Ran
(Dept. of Chemistry, Hanseo University)
Oh, Se-Lim (Dept. of Chemistry, Hanseo University) Han, Won-Sik (Dept. of Chemistry, Hanseo University) Hong, Tae-Kee (Dept. of Chemistry, Hanseo University) |
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