Improving magnesium's corrosion resistance through tannic acid–polyethyleneimine coatings for bioresorbable implant applications

Daniel, Daniel; Leonardo, Michael; Nursatya, Safira Meidina; Barlian, Anggraini; Prajatelistia, Ekavianty; Judawisastra, Hermawan

doi:10.1039/d2ma00890d

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Improving magnesium's corrosion resistance through tannic acid–polyethyleneimine coatings for bioresorbable implant applications

Abstract: The high corrosion rate of magnesium limits its application as a bioresorbable implant, despite its good biocompatibility. The tannic acid (TA) coating on magnesium has succeeded in increasing the corrosion...

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