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A break in the traditional pore morphology approach in anodic alumina is presented here to see its niche merit over the conventional sensors for water vapor detection. The cylindrical pore structure was replaced with a normal cone for trace-level and inverse cone for RH-level detection. The normal conical pore was fabricated by sheer manipulation of the reaction rates of electrolytes, anodic polarization, rate and time; the procedure was reversed in the case of the inverse cone structure. A sensor with a normal cone geometry exhibits exc
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