A new biocompatible coating layer applied on titanium substrates using a modified zinc phosphatizing method
A new biocompatible coating layer applied on titanium substrates using a modified zinc phosphatizing method
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DOI:
10.1016/j.surfcoat.2011.09.064
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发表时间:
2012-01
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5.4
通讯作者:
A. Valanezhad;K. Tsuru;Michito Maruta;Giichiro Kawachi;S. Matsuya;K. Ishikawa
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作者:
A. Valanezhad;K. Tsuru;Michito Maruta;Giichiro Kawachi;S. Matsuya;K. Ishikawa
A new biocompatible coating layer was successfully prepared on titanium (Ti) substrate. by hydrothermal treatment in an acidic zinc phosphate solution at 250°C for 8h or longer time. Elemental analysis of the crystalline coating layer showed the existence of Zn, Ti and P with an approximate atomic ratio of 0.27:0.86:1. From X-ray diffractometry, the crystalline coating structure could be indexed as tetragonal lipscombite-like structure (space group, I41/amd) with lattice parameters of a=0.5173nm and c=1.3017nm and was identified as a new zinc titanium phosphate (Ti–Zn–PO4) phase. The interfacial fracture strength between substrate and Ti–Zn–PO4coating layer prepared at 250°C for 10h was higher than the measured adhesive strength value (48.3±9.2MPa). In vitro cell study indicated that cell proliferation results for Ti–Zn–PO4layer were much better than those for non-coated Ti substrates. We therefore concluded that the Ti–Zn–PO4coating might be useful for biomedical applications such as Ti implants.