Preparation of Porous Titanium with High Porous Titanium and Surface Modification with High Concentration Alkaline Treatment

Xing Ping Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.834-836.211

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Preparation of Porous Titanium with High Porous Titanium and Surface Modification with High Concentration Alkaline Treatment

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Porous titanium scaffolds with high porosity are fabricated by sintering. The bioactivity of the porous titanium has been improved by high concentration alkaline treatment. Through the modification, the titanium surface showed a network structures. The SBF immersion test indicates that apatite was formed on the porous titanium scaffold with high porosity after 10M/L alkali treatment in 12h. The results of study show the network structured endowed the porous titanium with bioactivity.

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Xing Ping Fan*

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Bioactivity, Bone Repair, High Concentration Alkaline Treatment, Porous Titanium

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