Hydration of tetracalcium phosphate
Hydration of tetracalcium phosphate
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磷酸四钙的水合
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1993
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P. Brown
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R. I. Martin;P. Brown
Hydrating tetracalcium phosphate evolves measurable heat for only a few hours when reacted isothermally in aqueous solution at temperatures between 25 and 70°C. The hydration reaction is incomplete, and tetra calcium phosphate is the only crystalline solid detected by X-ray diffraction analysis. The apparent activation energy of tetracalcium phosphate hydration is 36 kJ/mol. An activation energy of this magnitude is indicative of an interfacially controlled reaction. As with many hydration reactions, which are initially interfacially controlled, a layer of hydration product accumulates on the hydrating surfaces, and subsequent hydration becomes diffusionally controlled. Consistent with such a mechanistic path, seeding with calcium hydroxide reduces both the maximum rate of heat evolution and the total heat of reaction , while seeding with hydroxyapatite increases the total heat evolved. Complete hydration may be achieved when a tetracalcium phosphate slurry is continuously agitated for an extended period....