Bismuth-Doped Ceria, Ce0.90Bi0.10O2: A Selective and Stable Catalyst for Clean Hydrogen Combustion

Microstructural changes caused by Ba and Pr doping in nanosized Bi2Ce2O7 leading to interesting optical, magnetic, and catalytic properties

The microstructural changes arising out of the inclusion of electropositive Ba²⁺ and praseodymium capable of showing variable valences in Bi₂Ce₂O₇ have been correlated with the optical, magnetic, and catalytic properties.

Enhancing the capacity of oxygen carriers for selective oxidations through phase cooperation: bismuth oxide and ceria–zirconia

Interfacing selective catalysts with oxygen carriers enhances capacity without affecting the surface chemistry, simplifying the design of selective oxygen carriers.

Controlling the crystallisation of oxide materials by solvothermal chemistry: tuning composition, substitution and morphology of functional solids

Three aspects in the synthesis of oxides under solvothermal conditions are reviewed: materials discovery, substitutional chemistry and crystal habit control.

Superior catalytic performance of Ce1−xBixO2−δsolid solution and Au/Ce1−xBixO2−δfor 5-hydroxymethylfurfural conversion in alkaline aqueous solution

Ce_1−xBi_xO_2−δand Au/Ce_1−xBi_xO_2−δexhibited superior catalytic performance towards 5-hydroxymethylfurfural conversion.