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“Background Chemiresistive sensors have aroused much attention in environment monitoring, industry and agriculture production, medical diagnosis, military, and public safety, etc. nowadays [1–5]. In order to meet the requirements of industry and other fields’ demands, semi-conducting metal oxide, organic semiconductors, and carbon materials, etc., which have high aspect ratio and large specific surface area, have been widely used as sensing materials and the excellent performances of the resultant devices Sinomenine have been achieved [6–8]. Graphene, as a new member of carbon family, has emerged as a promising candidate for sensing because of its unique electronic, excellent mechanical, chemical,

and thermal properties [9–18]. Excellent sensing performance of graphene towards different kinds of gases, including NO2, NH3, H2O, CO, trimethylamine, I2, ethanol, HCN, dimethyl methylphosphonate (DMMP), and DNT, have been reported [19–26]. Generally, there are three main methods to prepare graphene materials: micromechanical exfoliation of graphite [16], chemical vapor deposition [27], and reduction of graphene oxide (GO) [28]. The resultant graphene materials can be considered as excellent candidates for gas sensing, especially for chemically reduced graphene oxide (rGO). The rGO sheets have great potential for using as chemiresistors [29–32] due to their scalable production, easy processability in solution, large available surface area, etc.