Investigation on the Potency of Palladium Doped Tin Oxide Nanosensor for Carbon Monoxide Air Pollutant

Abstract

Air pollution has kept ninety percent of the world s occupants at risk, turning out to be the fifth leading cause for mortality. It is a crucial environmental threat to health as well and by decreasing its levels, nations can reduce stroke, heart problems, lung cancer and respiratory diseases. This pollution in air is an invisible, silent and prolific killer that causes seven million immature deaths every year, including 600,000 children, but still this epidemic obtains insufficient awareness because these deaths are not as noticeable as other calamities or pandemics. If not looked upon seriously and worked out for a solution, this would become a major human threat that is impossible to eradicate in near future newline