1999
DOI: 10.1590/s0366-69131999000600007
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Hidroxiapatita porosa produzida através do gelcasting de espumas visando aplicações biomédicas

Abstract: Hidroxiapatita porosa foi produzida por meio de uma nova técnica de processamento, visando aplicações na área de implantes ósseos. A produção do material poroso é feita através da produção de espumas pela agitação de suspensões cerâmicas aquosas contendo tensoativos adequados. A solidificação que segue é obtida pela adição de reagentes iniciadores da polimerização in situ de monômeros orgânicos, inicialmente incluídos nas composições, formando um gel. Este método permite a produção de corpos com formatos de al… Show more

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“…Heat transfer can be further reduced by decreasing the cell size while maintaining a low density [4]. The electrical resistivity increases when an electrically conductive material is foamed [5], and the dielectric constant of dielectric foams increases with increasing density [6].…”
Section: Structure-dependent Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Heat transfer can be further reduced by decreasing the cell size while maintaining a low density [4]. The electrical resistivity increases when an electrically conductive material is foamed [5], and the dielectric constant of dielectric foams increases with increasing density [6].…”
Section: Structure-dependent Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The calcium phosphate formed during the biomimetic coating has similarities to the mineral phase present in bones . As a result, the material becomes more efficient, with a faster bone growth and a bond with the bone formed . However, for the production of bioceramics, it is essential to use a bioinert material to provide tensile and fatigue resistance, which is not the best property of bioactive materials, such as HA …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11 As a result, the material becomes more efficient, with a faster bone growth and a bond with the bone formed. 4,12,13 However, for the production of bioceramics, it is essential to use a bioinert material to provide tensile and fatigue resistance, which is not the best property of bioactive materials, such as HA. 2,14 The biomimetic method used for the deposition of these calcium phosphates, introduced by Abe et al, 11 is widely used to cover any type of substrate with a uniform surface of calcium phosphate, which has characteristics similar to natural bone.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As espumas celulares produzidas por este método apresentam poros abertos e interconectados (10 -2000 µm) com uma faixa de porosidade que varia de 40 a 95%, e elevada permeabilidade (k 1 = 10 -7 a 10 -9 m 2 ) [4,7,8]. O processo de gelcasting tem sido largamente empregado para a produção de espumas cerâmicas de alumina [9][10], hidroxiapatita [7,11], perovskita [12] e outros materiais. No entanto, não se encontra relato do uso da técnica para a prepação de espumas vitrocerâmicas.…”
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