Metal–polymer hybrid nanomaterials for plasmonic ultrafast hydrogen detection

Public research university specializing in technology, science, and engineering, founded in 1829

Public research university specializing in technology, science, and engineering, founded in 1829

A nanosensor that uses plasmonic optical phenomena to detect hydrogen gas by changing color in response to hydrogen concentration changes.

A protective plastic coating that encapsulates the nanosensor, serving both as protection and as an active component of the detection mechanism.

Sweden

Development of a plasmonic optical nanosensor encapsulated in plastic for rapid hydrogen gas detection in automotive and industrial applications.

A plasmonic optical nanosensor encapsulated in plastic that detects hydrogen gas by changing color. Capable of detecting 0.1% hydrogen in air in less than a second and designed for use in hydrogen-powered vehicles and industrial applications.