Migeon
Henri-Nöel Migeon, Belvaux LU
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20120247180 | DEVICE FOR THE SELECTIVE DETECTION OF BENZENE GAS, METHOD OF OBTAINING IT AND DETECTION OF THE GAS THEREWITH - Device for the selective detection of benzene gas, which comprises, on a base substrate, a combination of at least one functionalised multi- or single-wall carbon nanotube sensor decorated with rhodium clusters, and at least one functionalised multi- or single-wall carbon nanotube sensor decorated with metal clusters selected from gold, palladium, nickel and titanium, and/or undecorated, where said substrate additionally comprises means for measuring the variation in the resistance of said sensors. The device is useful at ambient temperature in the presence or absence of oxygen and easy to handle. It also relates to a method for the manufacturing thereof and for detecting the gas in the chemical industry, the petrochemical industry, petrol stations, or household, aeronautical or research applications. | 10-04-2012 |
Henri-Noël Migeon, Tuntange LU
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20110001041 | METHOD AND APPARATUS ALLOWING QUANTITATIVE INVESTIGATIONS OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC SAMPLE BY DECOUPLING THE SPUTTERING PROCESS FROM THE ANALYSIS PROCESS - A method and an analytical instrument are for quantitative investigations of organic and inorganic samples using the Secondary Ion Mass Spectromy (SIMS) technique. The sputtering process is decoupled from the analysis process. | 01-06-2011 |
Henri-Noël Migeon, Tuntange LU
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20110001041 | METHOD AND APPARATUS ALLOWING QUANTITATIVE INVESTIGATIONS OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC SAMPLE BY DECOUPLING THE SPUTTERING PROCESS FROM THE ANALYSIS PROCESS - A method and an analytical instrument are for quantitative investigations of organic and inorganic samples using the Secondary Ion Mass Spectromy (SIMS) technique. The sputtering process is decoupled from the analysis process. | 01-06-2011 |