Corrosion behavior of SiC-hyaluronic acid-Sr doped dicalcium phosphate dihydrate composite coating in simulated body fluid

Zhang, Leilei; Li, Hejun; Zhao, Ye; Li, Bingxin; Ren, Fangyuan; Mochen, Chang; Zhang, Yulei

doi:10.1016/j.ceramint.2016.10.165

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“…As a polymer that contains anionic -COOH groups, hyaluronate can be used in the electrophoretic deposition process to obtain a layer of hyaluronic acid (HA) from sodium hyaluronate solutions [22,23]. Similarly, sodium alginate, as an anionic polymer, can also be used in the electrophoretic deposition process, through which layers of alginic acid (AA) can be obtained from sodium alginate solution [24,25].…”

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Polymer-Based Electrophoretic Deposition of Nonwovens for Medical Applications: The Effect of Carrier Structure, Solution, and Process Parameters

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Hyaluronate and alginate are non-toxic and biocompatible polymers, which can be used for surface modification and functionalization of many kinds of materials. Electrophoretic deposition (EPD) has several advantages, including its versatility, simplicity, and ability to coat substrates with complex shapes, and is used for the creation of antimicrobial or hydrophobic coatings on metallic biomaterials, among other applications. However, its utilization for applying biopolymer layers on textiles is very limited due to the more complex structure and spatial characteristics of fibrous materials. The aim of this research was to analyze the effects of selected EPD process parameters and the structural characteristics of fibrous carriers on the kinetics of the process and the microscopic characteristics of the deposited layers. The influence of solution characteristics, process parameters, and carrier structures obtained using two different techniques (melt blown and spun-bonded) were analyzed. The morphology and structure of the created deposits were analyzed using scanning electron microscopy and computed tomography, and molecular structure analysis was performed with Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy. The surface mass and thickness of fibrous poly (lactic acid)-based carriers were analyzed in accordance with the respective standards. This study serves as a basis for discussion and further development of this method with regard to fibrous materials for medical applications.

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