Beilstein J. Nanotechnol.2025,16, 1184–1196, doi:10.3762/bjnano.16.87
functional theory (DFT) to explore the sensing capabilities of a ZnS (3,3) nanotube (ZnS NT) for detecting chloropicrin (CP, CCl3NO2), a highly toxic gas. To elucidate the sensing mechanism, we systematically analyze the adsorption configurations, Mulliken charge transfer, band structure, density of states
spectra and optical conductivity peaks, highlight the potential of ZnS NT for designing sensitive and reusable CP gas sensors.
Keywords: chemical sensor; chloropicrin (CP); density functional theory; zinc sulfide nanotubes (ZnS NTs); Introduction
Chloropicrin (CP), also known as trichloronitromethane
ZnO@ZnS heterostructures and ZnS NTs exhibited superior amperometric cholesterol sensing performance, with ZnS NTs achieving the highest sensitivity (598 mA/m2) and low detection limits among the configurations studied.
Despite these advances, the use of ZnS NT for detecting chloropicrin (CP), a
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Figure 1:
Syndrome at consistent exposure and applications of chloropicrin gas.