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Self-oscillating chemical reactions that undergo reaction-diffusion (RD) phenomena have shown great potential for designing stimuli-responsive materials. Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) reactions are one such class of reactions that exhibit nonlinear chemical oscillations due to redox cycles of the metal-ion catalyst by virtue of Hopf bifurcation. Using bifurcation analyses, here we investigate the BZ reactions, catalyzed by 0D-2D catalytic nanomats and bare nanosheets, which are known to exhibit enhanced dynamic response due to catalysts' heterogeneity.