Ceria nanotubes with extended cavities can be obtained by a facile oxidation−coordination-assisted dissolution process of the partially oxidized one-dimensional Ce(OH)3. Moreover, the ceria nanotubes with large cavities and thin walls exhibit excellent reducibility and high oxygen storage capacity, indicating they are potential novel catalytic materials.
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