Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
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This cluster of papers focuses on the advances in breath analysis technology, particularly the use of electronic nose and sensor arrays to detect volatile organic compounds in exhaled breath for disease diagnosis, with a specific emphasis on lung cancer. The research covers various aspects such as diagnostic potential, colorimetric sensor arrays, and machine olfaction.
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electronic nose; breath analysis; gas sensor arrays; odor detection; exhaled breath; breath biomarkers; odor classification; odor sensing; odor recognition; artificial olfaction; odor sensors; metal oxide semiconductor sensors; gas classification; exhaled volatile organic compounds; gas identification; chemical sensor arrays; colorimetric sensor array; breathomics; canine olfaction; selected ion flow tube mass spectrometry; machine olfaction; volatile biomarkers; conducting polymer sensors; sensor array optimization; tin oxide gas sensors
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Morton address: 36248736926418617 · morton4x16-v1
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