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Solubility of Calcium Phosphate Glasses and Glass Ceramic Materials in Water and Physiological Media
The behavior of silicon- and aluminum-containing calcium phosphate glasses and glass ceramic materials in water and physiological media is examined from the standpoint of their use as implantation material for bone endoprothesis and implantology. The results of a determination of the solubility para...
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| description | The behavior of silicon- and aluminum-containing calcium phosphate glasses and glass ceramic materials in water and physiological media is examined from the standpoint of their use as implantation material for bone endoprothesis and implantology. The results of a determination of the solubility parameters in
in vitro
experiments as a function of the chemical composition and structural particulars of the material are presented. It is confirmed that their use in
in vivo
experiments is promising. |
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