Abstract: An apparatus and a method of analyzing constituents of gas in an oral cavity and exhaled breath is disclosed. The apparatus for analyzing the constituents of gas in the oral cavity and exhaled breath according to the present invention includes a filter to filter the outside gas by adsorbing polar molecules and non-polar molecules in the outside air and by removing water in the outside air in order to use the outside gas as carrier gas. The apparatus can also include a plurality of solenoid valves for controlling the flow of a carrier gas; a sensor for detecting components of the exhaled breath; a pump to draw the gas in the oral cavity or the exhaled breath and the carrier gas and discharge the gases to the outside; a control unit for controlling the components of the apparatus; and a display device to display results calculated by the control unit.

Abstract: An apparatus and a method of analyzing constituents of gas in an oral cavity and exhaled breath is disclosed. The apparatus for analyzing the constituents of gas in the oral cavity and exhaled breath according to the present invention includes a filter to filter the outside gas by adsorbing polar molecules and non-polar molecules in the outside air and by removing water in the outside air in order to use the outside gas as carrier gas. The apparatus can also include a plurality of solenoid valves for controlling the flow of a carrier gas; a sensor for detecting components of the exhaled breath; a pump to draw the gas in the oral cavity or the exhaled breath and the carrier gas and discharge the gases to the outside; a control unit for controlling the components of the apparatus; and a display device to display results calculated by the control unit.

Abstract: A process for making a stoichiometric and crystalline thin film CuO catalytic layer atop a gas sensing layer for the detection of dilute sulfur compound gases. The sensing layer is made using dual ion beam sputtering, where an argon ion beam sputters targets comprising Sn or its oxides, and a pure or highly concentrated oxygen ion beam is simultaneously deposited on a substrate. The catalytic layer is made using dual ion beam sputtering, where an argon ion beam sputters targets comprising CU or its oxides, and a pure or highly concentrated oxygen ion beam is simultaneously deposited on a substrate.

Abstract: The present invention provides processes for making stoichiometric, highly electrically resistant and crystalline gas-sensing layer of SnO2 thin-film for stable detection of reducing gases. It also provides processes for making stoichiometric and crystalline thin film CuO catalytic layer for the detection of dilute sulfur compound gases. The sensing layer is made using dual ion beam sputtering, where an argon ion beam sputters targets comprising Sn or its oxides, and a pure or highly concentrated oxygen ion beam is simultaneously deposited on a substrate. It also provides processes for making stoichiometric and crystalline thin film CuO catalytic layer for detection of dilute sulfur compound gases. The catalytic layer is made using dual ion beam sputtering, where an argon ion beam sputters targets comprising Cu or its oxides, and a pure or highly concentrated oxygen ion beam is simultaneously deposited on a substrate.