Cationic polyelectrolyte induced formation of CaCO3/polymer composite thin films via a biomimetic process

Xu, Zhendong; Shao, Qi; Wang, Qiying; Huang, Huiquan; Sun, Qian; Han, Ya Fang

doi:10.1016/j.matlet.2021.130230

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“…Bioinspired composite materials: sorbents for chromatography, bone-like structures and substrates for cell cultures Model polymers should contain groups capable of interacting with the corresponding inorganic phase: basic (amine, imidazole and sometimes hydroxyl or ester oxygen) in the case of silica and acid groups (carboxyl or phosphate) for calcium carbonates and phosphates (Nudelman et al, 2010;Annenkov et al, 2011;Krogstad et al, 2015;Xu et al, 2021). Inorganic particles are formed from low molecular weight precursors such as silicic acid, calcium ions, carbonate or phosphate.…”

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Bioinspired composite materials: sorbents for chromatography, bone-like structures and substrates for cell cultures

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Abstract. Simulation of calcium and silicon biomineralization made it possible to obtain various composite particles containing an inorganic component and an organic polymer. These particles exist in a variety of forms, from stable aqueous dispersions to solid materials. New composite materials are promising for creating functionalized coatings and three-dimensional structures of different morphology. We prepared composites of calcium carbonate and phosphate by forming an inorganic phase in the presence of water-soluble polymers. The potential of new materials as sorbents for chromatography, 3D bone-like structures, and coatings for cell growth was demonstrated.

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confidence: 99%