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Metal oxide 1D nanowires are probably the most promising structures to develop cheap stable and selective chemical sensors. The purpose of this contribution is to review almost two-decades of research activity at the Sensor Lab Brescia on their preparation during by vapor solid ( n -type In₂O₃, ZnO), vapor liquid solid ( n -type SnO 2 and p -type NiO) and thermal evaporation and oxidation ( n -type ZnO, WO₃ and p -type CuO) methods. For each material we've assessed the chemical sensing performance in relation to the preparation conditions and established a rank in the detection of environmental and industrial pollutants: SnO₂ nanowires were effective in DMMP detection, ZnO nanowires in NO₂, acetone and ethanol detection, WO₃ for ammonia and CuO for ozone.

Metal Oxide Nanowire Preparation and Their Integration into Chemical Sensing Devices at the SENSOR Lab in Brescia