Ultra-fast, ultra-sensitive PtSe2 gas sensors

PtSe2, a little-studied transition metal dichalcogenide has potential for a variety of uses, scientists have found. In particular, PtSe2 is an excellent high performance gas sensor, and fabrication is compatible with silicon chip foundrys.

(via WSJ)

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