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A facile and quick synthesis viasolvothermal reaction under subcritical and supercritical temperatures using ethylene glycol media was developed to synthesize three dimensional (3D) flower-like CeO2 and 5 mol-% Gd3+-doped CeO2 (Gd:CeO2). The flower-like particles are 5–10 μm in diameter and are actually constructed by the arrangement of nanopetals 20–40 nm in diameter. Flower-like CeO2 and Gd:CeO2 exhibited interesting UV-shielding and visible-light scattering properties and higher CO oxidation catalytic activity compared to commercial CeO2 powders. These materials could find potential applications as UV blocking materials and CO removal catalysts.
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