Research context and placement
The abstract supports a PMMA-selective layer and Pd/graphene hydrogen sensor, not biofluid transport or chip–interconnect joining. Retain integration foundations.
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Research overview and key contributions
Galvanic deposition places Pd nanoparticles on graphene; a PMMA overlayer selectively regulates hydrogen access.
The abstract reports hydrogen sensing with suppressed responses to the tested methane, carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide.
Open challenges
Editorial question: do selectivity and recovery persist under humidity, mixed gases and PMMA aging?
Comparison context
Match concentration, humidity, temperature, membrane thickness, baseline resistance and response/recovery definitions.
Related external research
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DOI: 10.1038/s41598-020-58965-w ↗
PVDF–SnO₂–rGO varies the active composite composition, contrasting with #19’s separate PMMA filtration layer.
Concentration and response-time definitions differ; abstract numbers cannot rank speed or selectivity.
Abstract checkedCorresponding-author verification
Correspondence unresolvedThis record concerns Jungmok Seo’s correspondence designation. Author order or an asterisk alone is not treated as confirmation; this check is separate from verification of the research content.
- Correspondence evidence source ↗
No explicit corresponding-author statement read.
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- Main-text review scope
- PubMed abstract read; publisher article open failed. Original figure and figure-specific credit remain unread.
- Supplementary review scope
- Not read in this figure/correspondence pass; no complete SI audit claimed.
- Pending verification
- Check mixed-gas, thickness, recovery and aging evidence in school Chrome. Jungmok Seo correspondence status remains unclear, and full methods/supplement review is incomplete.
COVERAGE & OUTREACH
Coverage and outreach
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[Acceptance] “A highly sensitive hydrogen sensor with gas selectivity using a PMMA membrane-coated Pd nanoparticle/single-layer graphene hybrid” ↗
The paper title, Juree Hong, Sanggeun Lee, Jungmok Seo and ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces match the publication.
Body read Read the dated individual acceptance announcement. This is a lab announcement, not independent reporting.
Sources and verification scope
PubMed and Europe PMC abstracts were read; ACS body retrieval failed.
- Public publication baseline ↗ · #19 · 2026-10-03
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- PubMed — original article abstract ↗
public_abstract · Abstract; PMID 25632798; checked 2026-10-03 - Europe PMC — PubMed abstract record ↗
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