Abstract
AbstractBy using a modified coimpregnation method, a multicomponent Pd&Bi(1.4)/TiO2‐N catalyst with hierarchical metal–metal oxide interfaces was prepared that showed a better activity and stability for low‐temperature CO oxidation than Pd/TiO2‐N and Pd/P25. The structural characterization and catalytic activity results proved that an appropriate amount of Bi species has a clear promoting effect on the Pd‐based catalyst. Particularly, the catalyst can be mass‐produced conveniently, which may be beneficial for versatile reactions and practical applications.
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