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Density Functional Theory (Dft) Study On The Hydrolysis Behavior Of Degradable Mg/Mg Alloys For Biomedical Applications, Marjan Nezafati Aug 2013

Density Functional Theory (Dft) Study On The Hydrolysis Behavior Of Degradable Mg/Mg Alloys For Biomedical Applications, Marjan Nezafati

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Magnesium-based (Mg and/or Mg alloys) materials possess many advantageous physicochemical/biological characteristics such as good biocompatibility and similarity of the mechanical properties to the human bone tissue, which renders this material a promising candidate for the biomedical and implant applications. One of the most attractive features of Mg-based materials is the degradability in the physiological environment. With the burst of research on the biodegradable materials for the healthcare device applications, Mg and its alloys attracted a strong attention in the bioengineering field in recent years. However, the major limitation of applying Mg-based materials to biomedical applications is the fast degradation/corrosion rate …