Fabrication of silver-doped apatite powders from silver-substituted octacalcium phosphate powders via solid?solid phase-conversion process
Fabrication of silver-doped apatite powders from silver-substituted octacalcium phosphate powders via solid?solid phase-conversion process
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银取代磷酸八钙粉末固相转化法制备银掺杂磷灰石粉末
DOI:
10.1016/j.ceramint.2021.05.287
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
Horie Masanori
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作者:
Sugiura Yuki;Horie Masanori
The excellent biocompatibility of apatite (hydroxyapatite, HAp; carbonate apatite, CO3Ap) materials makes them suitable candidates as bone substitutes. However, they have no antibacterial ability. Meanwhile, silver (Ag) exhibits excellent antibacterial properties across a wide antibacterial spectrum. However, soluble Ag salts exhibit cytotoxicity and poor aesthetic properties. We dope Ag into an apatite unit lattice in order for the composite material to exhibit antibacterial contact abilities while simultaneously limiting the release of Ag+, which is the primary cause of the unwanted color changes and cytotoxicity. When a crystal structure in which silver ions are substituted for Ca in octacalcium phosphate (OCP) (Ag-OCP) is immersed in water and/or (NH4)2CO3-containing solutions, Ag-OCP is converted into an apatite containing Ag via a solid–solid phase-transformation process. The Ag contents of the apatite and precursor Ag-OCP are the same. The CO3content of apatite samples depends on the (NH4)2CO3concentration of the treated solutions. A single-pot, single-step treatment enables the synthesis of both Ag-containing HAp and CO3Ap. Further, these Ag-containing HAp and CO3Ap samples show little color change from that of the precursor Ag-OCP.