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The nature of the support plays a determining role in the activity of gold supported catalysts in oxidation reactions. Among the different factors governing this influence, the main one is the presence of defects, more precisely oxygen vacancies. This chapter reviews the diverse aspects regarding the decisive role of oxygen vacancies in gold oxidation catalysis as a function of the reducible or irreducible character of the support.

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