The Relationship of the Oxide Phases on Irradiated Titanium Surface by Nd:YVO4 Laser with the Ca,P Deposited Layer

F.J.C. Braga

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The Relationship of the Oxide Phases on Irradiated Titanium Surface by Nd:YVO₄ Laser with the Ca,P Deposited Layer

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he scope of this paper is focused on surface modification process by laser beam irradiation in pure metallic titanium inducing by ablation phenomenon such non stable oxides formation on the irradiated surface. The present study correlates the pulsed laser beam parameter conditions used to irradiate pure metallic titanium and its resulting crystalline phases on the surface with the deposited calcium phosphate layer on it.

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Biomaterial, Hydroxyapatite (HAP), Laser Ablation, Surface Modification, Titanium (Ti)

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