Design of new-type F-FLC artificial joint coatings via fluorine incorporation and fullerene-like structure construction
Design of new-type F-FLC artificial joint coatings via fluorine incorporation and fullerene-like structure construction
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DOI:
10.1016/j.surfcoat.2020.125419
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发表时间:
2020-03
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Jia Wang;Y. Qing;L. Xiao;Y. G. Wang-;X. Bao;Yanguo Qin;Jiangfeng Zhang;Kan Zhang
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作者:
Jia Wang;Y. Qing;L. Xiao;Y. G. Wang-;X. Bao;Yanguo Qin;Jiangfeng Zhang;Kan Zhang
As an efficient method for the surface modification of artificial joints, the traditional diamond-like carbon (DLC) film suffers from wear debris accumulation and lubrication failurein vivoand is difficult to meet the extreme requirement for long-service, which suggests that the continuous optimization aimed at DLC long-term stability is needed. Here, we design and successfully prepare a new-type fluorinated fullerene-like carbon (F-FLC) film by means of simultaneous fluorine incorporation and fullerene-like structure construction, and finally achieve the dual optimization of mechanical and tribological properties. As a substitute for the traditional DLC film, the F-FLC film owns the lowest friction coefficient (0.032) and wear rate (1.58 × 10−16m3/Nm) in the complicated simulated body fluid, due to the suitable fluorine incorporation and the promotion of mechanical properties which derives from the special microstructure evolution. In addition, the subsequent cyto-compatibility evaluation demonstrates that the F-FLC film with free radicals could preserve the stability and bioactivity of proteins, and then enhance the cell spreading and proliferation. In the longer view, combined with the anti-corrosion and anti-osteoporosis effects of fluorine, F-FLC film has a great potential for application in the next generation of joint implants.