Nano Biomaterial Coating of Stainless Steel Alloys (316 and 304) as a Corrosion Inhibitor in Saliva Medium

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Two AISI (316,304) stainless steel alloys were utilized in this work to enhance the surface properties and corrosion inhibiters with Al2O3 nanoparticles which was generated via pulse laser deposition (PLD). Alumina as biomaterial for dental purposes was prepared using the co-precipitation process and analysis by X-Ray diffraction. Alumina has drawn a lot of interest and is historically well-accepted .SEMs, and EDS, been used to describe researchers have studied the coating morphology. Roughness and Vickers hardness were utilized to quantify the surface modifications as part of an investigation into corrosion prevention employing mechanical properties submerged in saliva with a PH (5.6). When compared to bare AISI (316,304) stainless steel, all samples exhibit greater corrosion resistance.

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