參考本次研究，為了進一步了解氧化鋅奈米片薄膜對於一氧化碳感測機 制與改良氧化鋅奈米片薄膜，整理出後續可繼續研究的方向：
1 . 嘗試感測不同的氣體，觀察氧化鋅奈米片薄膜對不同氣體的選擇性。
在空氣中存在許多種氣體，當氣體與氧化鋅奈米片薄膜反應時，我們期 望氧化鋅奈米片薄膜只對目標氣體有訊號反應，可得知目標氣體之存，
而非其他氣體所造成之訊號。
2 . 嘗試對氧化鋅奈米片薄膜表面做摻雜，例如加入鈀金屬等易於吸附一氧 化碳分子的金屬粒子，使一氧化碳吸附於金屬粒子表面，而這些一氧化 碳分子可以與氧化鋅奈米片薄膜表面的氧離子反應，因此可以提升氧化 鋅奈米片薄膜對氣體的反應性與降低檢測濃度。
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