Graphene is a two-dimensional monolayer
comprised of carbon atoms. By its unique intrinsic properties,
graphene has many advantages for gas sensing. In this paper, we
find results of the gas sensing performance using uniform single
crystal structure graphene by mechanical exfoliation method
measured under room temperature, atmospheric pressure. Also,
we discuss the effects of various thermal treatments on the
graphene at atmospheric pressure. The sensitivity increases and
recovery time decreases as measurement temperature increases.