2015
DOI: 10.1007/s12034-015-0949-1
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Corrosion, haemocompatibility and bacterial adhesion behaviour of TiZrN-coated 316L SS for bioimplants

Abstract: TiZrN coating was deposited on 316L stainless steel (SS) by the reactive magnetron co-sputtering technique. Cubic phase of TiZrN with uniform surface morphology was observed by X-ray diffraction and atomic force microscopy. Bacterial adhesion, haemocompatibility and corrosion behaviour of TiZrN coating were examined in order to evaluate the coating's compatibility for ideal implant. Results revealed that TiZrN coatings exhibited less bacterial attachment against Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli bacte… Show more

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“…Similar results was noticed elsewhere [13]. The reduce of the anodic current of the coated substrates was owing to that Ti and Zr ions will react with nitrogen and deposited onto AISI304 substrate by PMS technique cause high dense with compact grain distribution, this dense in coat protects the corrosive ions penetration through surfaces in coated layers [30]. -4 mm/year to 0.526x10 -4 mm/year for the sample that was coated for applied power of 175 W. This can be revered to the raise of the relative intensity of hard (Ti, Zr) N (111) plane with increasing the applied power up to 175 W as in Fig.…”
Section: E Wear and Friction Coefficient Measurementssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…Similar results was noticed elsewhere [13]. The reduce of the anodic current of the coated substrates was owing to that Ti and Zr ions will react with nitrogen and deposited onto AISI304 substrate by PMS technique cause high dense with compact grain distribution, this dense in coat protects the corrosive ions penetration through surfaces in coated layers [30]. -4 mm/year to 0.526x10 -4 mm/year for the sample that was coated for applied power of 175 W. This can be revered to the raise of the relative intensity of hard (Ti, Zr) N (111) plane with increasing the applied power up to 175 W as in Fig.…”
Section: E Wear and Friction Coefficient Measurementssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…It showed that compared to ZrO 2 coatings, Ag–ZrO 2 composite coatings had better results against Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus strains . Another study with the reactive magnetron co‐sputtering technique on implants demonstrated less bacterial attachment, hemocompatibility, and anticorrosion activities of TiZrN coating on 316L SS against S. aureus and E. coli . Furthermore, the 316L SS substrate was modified with TiN, TiO 2 single‐layer and TiN/TiO 2 multilayer coatings by the magnetron sputtering technique.…”
Section: Biofilms In Different Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se puede observar que los picos de los patrones DRX de los recubrimientos producidos se localizan entre los picos del ZrN y TiN, con valores 2θ de 34,76°, 40,15° y 73,13°, correspondiendo con los planos (111), (200) y (222) de la fase (Ti,Zr)N con estructura cristalina FCC. Estos valores concuerdan con la tarjeta JCPDS 89-5214 y trabajos previos donde estudian recubrimientos de TiZrN (Kaliaraj, et al, 2015;Chinsakolthanakorn, et al, 2012) y TiZrSiN Saladukhin, et al, 2015b), ambos depositados por co-sputtering reactivo.…”
Section: Resultados Y Discuciónunclassified