The Effect of Titania Deposited by Hydrolysis at Low Temperature on Aptite Formation Ability in DMEM

Fan Xiao; Ren Guo Song; Akiyoshi Osaka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.330-332.667

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The Effect of Titania Deposited by Hydrolysis at Low Temperature on Aptite Formation Ability in DMEM

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Heating reduces the amount of Ti-OH groups in the surface layers that are considered to favor apatite nucleation. Thus, low temperature processes are developed to fabricate bioactive titania. Anatase/rutile dual layers were deposited on titanium substrates when they were soaked in TiOSO4/H2O2 solution at low temperature, and than aged in hot water, which can induce apatite formation in DMEM. The resulted titania layers have apatite-forming ability. The organic molecules in DMEM medium had reduced the apatite formation on as-treated substrates in some measure.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 330-332)

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Fan Xiao, Ren Guo Song, Akiyoshi Osaka

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Apatite, DMEM, Hydrolysis, Low-Temperature, Titania

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