Water-resistant gas sensor (IMAGE)

Penn State

Water-resistant gas sensor

Caption

A new water-resistant gas sensor can be worn under the nose to detect nitrogen dioxide in the breath, the concentration of which may indicate potential pulmonary diseases.

Credit

Li Yang

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Educational use only

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