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The field of solid-state chemical sensor design is a research field of increasing interest as a result of the demands for reliable, inexpensive, and portable systems for environmental monitoring, assessing indoor air quality, food quality control, military, and many other applications. Solid-state chemical sensors, because they can be microfabricated using modern technologies of mass production, may be able to realize those requirements in practice. Solid-state sensor technology has advanced remarkably during the past few decades and is rapidly becoming an essential technology. As a result, many solid-state chemical sensors are now commercially available, and researchers are working to develop next-generation solidstate sensors that have all the necessary requirements, including small size, low production costs, and low power consumption.

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