Fenghong Chu, Jiameng Zhang, Anduo Hu, Zhenglan Bian, Lu Cao, Jiawen Han. Preparation of Salt Spray‐Resistant WO3 Thin Films and Their Hydrogen Sensitivity Performance[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2025, 52(11): 1103101

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Fig. 1. Reaction mechanism of FAS and WO3 film

Fig. 2. Hydrophobic mechanism of WO3 film modified by FAS

Fig. 3. Reaction mechanism of KH-570 and WO3 film

Fig. 4. Preparation process of salt spray-resistant hydrogen sensitive film

Fig. 5. Fiber hydrogen sensing system

Fig. 6. Adsorption of water molecules on WO3 surface

Fig. 7. Film contact angles in orthogonal experiments

Fig. 8. Hydrogen sensitivity performance of FAS-WO3 films

Fig. 9. Thin film characterization. (a) SEM image of FAS-WO3 film; (b) SEM image of WO3 film; (c) EDS image of white particles; (d) FTIR images of FAS-WO3 and WO3 films

Fig. 10. Hydrogen sensitivity performance of KH-570 modified films with different R in salt spray environment. (a) Sensitivity;

Fig. 11. Dissolution of KH-570 in mixed solvent of water and ethanol

Fig. 12. FTIR spectra of FAS-WO3 film before and after KH-570 modification

Fig. 13. Contact angles of films

Fig. 14. Experimental environment. (a) 85% humidity environment; (b) 90% salt spray environment;

Fig. 15. Hydrogen sensitivity performance of films in different environments. (a) Sensitivity; (b) response time

Fig. 16. Repeatability response curve of modified film

Fig. 17. Effect of placement time on hydrogen sensitivity of film in air. (a) Sensitivity; (b) response time

Fig. 18. Effect of placement time on hydrogen sensitivity of film in 90% salt spray environment. (a) Sensitivity; (b) response time
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Table 1. Design scheme of orthogonal experiment

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