Nanosized tin oxide sensitive layer on a silicon platform for domestic gas applications
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André Maisonnat | Pierre Fau | Bruno Chaudret | M. Sauvan | B. Chaudret | P. Fau | L. Erades | C. Nayral | Céline Nayral | Laurent Erades | S. Trautweiler | A. Maisonnat | M. Sauvan | S. Trautweiler
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