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Nanocrystallization of Ag-incorporated stainless steel surface for enhanced resistance to corrosion and bacterial colonization

Incorporating silver as an antimicrobial compound into the surface of medical implants may directly attack bacteria, thus preventing bacteria-induced infections. However, it was demonstrated that stainless steel (frequently used as an implant material) incorporated with Ag, though exhibiting enhance...

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Published in:	Philosophical magazine letters 2011-11, Vol.91 (11), p.697-704
Main Authors:	Yu, Bin, Davis, Elisabeth M., Lesiuk, Adam E., Irvin, Randall T., Li, D.Y.
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