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Fracture Toughness Properties of Three Different Biomaterials Measured by Nanoindentation

The fracture toughness of hard biomaterials, such as nacre, bovine hoof wall and beetle cuticle, is associated with fibrous or lamellar structures that deflect or stop growing cracks. Their hardness and reduced modulus were measured by using a nanoindenter in this paper. Micro/nanoscale cracks were...

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Published in:Journal of bionics engineering 2007-03, Vol.4 (1), p.11-17
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fracture toughness
laminated structure
nanoindentation
仿生学
断裂韧度
生物材料
纳米压入技术
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