2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.biomaterials.2005.04.016
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The nature and formation of calcitic columnar prismatic shell layers in pteriomorphian bivalves

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“…Resultados similares foram obtidos por Checa et al 12 por degradação térmica de conchas de ostras de diferentes procedências. Os autores observaram dois eventos de perda de massa em temperaturas na faixa de 200 a 400 o C pela degradação da matéria orgânica e de 400 a 600 o C pela emissão de CO 2 , correspondendo à degradação de CaCO 3 .…”
Section: Degradação Térmica Por Tgaunclassified
“…Resultados similares foram obtidos por Checa et al 12 por degradação térmica de conchas de ostras de diferentes procedências. Os autores observaram dois eventos de perda de massa em temperaturas na faixa de 200 a 400 o C pela degradação da matéria orgânica e de 400 a 600 o C pela emissão de CO 2 , correspondendo à degradação de CaCO 3 .…”
Section: Degradação Térmica Por Tgaunclassified
“…These suggest that the mechanical properties of a biocomposite can be simply controlled by varying the aspect ratio. This provides important guidelines for making new biomaterials using a biomimetic approach [5,16].…”
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“…They are instead related to lines in the lamellar layer (Richardson 1990). In fact, if there are different widths of prisms, it is because during their growth, prisms are in competition with each other to occupy space between the organic matter membranes (Rhoads and Lutz 1980;Checa 2000;Checa and Rodriguez-Navarro 2001;Checa et al 2005).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sub-prisms result from the fact that, during their vertical inward growth, bigger prisms expand laterally at the expense of smaller ones (Checa and Rodriguez-Navarro 2001). Therefore, the top of the prismatic layer is the older part and, consequently, the prism width at the top is acquired very early during prismatic layer formation (Checa et al 2005). Thus, it was decided that the outside measurement of prism width be used, in order to be able to compare these results with the growth lines observed at the shell surface, and to identify a potential relationship between prisms and growth rings found on the shell surface.…”
Section: Growth Prismsmentioning
confidence: 99%