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Electrochemical Synthesis of Hydroxyapatite Nanosheet-Assembled Porous Structures with Bipolar Membrane

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The porous nanostructured hydroxyapatite (HA) has the high specific surface area and loading capacity that is useful for enhancing bioactivity, sinterability, densification, and the capacity for loading the drug, protein, heavy metals, etc. For the first time, the bipolar membrane in electrochemical method was developed for the synthesis of hydroxyapatite nanosheet-assembled porous structures. The bipolar membrane was installed in the electrolysis cell to separate the cell into two chambers. The bipolar membrane prevented the OH- ions to move away from the cathode chamber and the H+ ions to go to the cathode chamber. In this condition, HA was formed in the cathode chamber while the other calcium phosphate was formed in the anode chamber. The pH increase of solution rapidly leads to more effective the formation of the nanostructured HA. The higher the electrolysis time and the current density the greater the tendency of nanostructured HA formation. The mechanism of HA hydroxyapatite nanosheet-assembled porous structures formation includes the agglomeration formation of the spherical-like particles, the formation of agglomeration nanosheet structures, and the formation of HA hydroxyapatite nanosheet-assembled porous structures.

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Adrian Nur*, Anatta Wahyu Budiman, Arif Jumari, Nazriati Nazriati, Fauziatul Fajaroh

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Bipolar Membrane, Electrochemical, Hydroxyapatite, Nanosheet, Porous Structure

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