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Surface Modification of Titanium Implants

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The influence of nitriding temperature (900 and 850°C) and partial pressure of nitrogen (10⁵ and 1 Pa) on morphology and phase structural state of modified surface layers of commercially pure titanium (cp-Ti) was determined. It was shown that nitrided titanium provided much better anti-corrosion protection than nitrided Ti-6Al-4V alloy, and its corrosion resistance increased with decreasing nitriding temperature and partial pressure of nitrogen.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 813)

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215-220

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Oleh Tkachuk*, Iryna Pohrelyuk, Roman Proskurnyak

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Corrosion Resistance, Cp-Ti, Nitriding, Ringer's Solution

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