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titleOfInvention Hydrogen gas sensor
abstract Provided is a small and inexpensive hydrogen gas sensor which can detect hydrogen gas properly even in the absence of oxygen gas or in a heating environment and has good hydrogen gas selectivity. A substrate composed of a solid polymer electrolyte S in which carbon C selected from single or plural kinds of carbon nanotubes, fullerenes, graphites, nanocarbons, carbon blacks, nanodiamonds and nanoporous carbons is dispersed. 2. A hydrogen gas sensor comprising a detection unit having a catalyst layer 3 formed on at least one side surface of 2 and capable of detecting hydrogen gas in the absence of oxygen gas. [Selection] Figure 1
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