Synthesis of Coloured Dental Zirconia Ceramics and their Mechanical Behaviors

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The effects of Pr6O11 and Er2O3 dopants on microstructure and mechanical properties of zirconia ceramics were investigated. The phase composition and microstructure analysis indicate that samples are all tetragonal phase and grain size is about 50-100 nm. The relative density of zirconia ceramics was above 99.1%, linear shrinkage was nearly 20%, while Vickers hardness was over 12.5 GPa. Three-points bending strength was over 850 MPa which was slightly lower than that of the pure samples, and fracture toughness was above 4.9 MPa*m1/2. The results show that the dopants can be used to obtain the colored zirconia ceramic, and also have effects on its mechanical properties.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 602-603)

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