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Effect Of Ion Concentration On Mechanosynthesis Of Carbonated Chlorapatite Nanopowders
Effect Of Ion Concentration On Mechanosynthesis Of Carbonated Chlorapatite Nanopowders
Faculty of Engineering University of Malaya
Carbonated chlorapatite nanopowders (n-CCAp) with different degrees of substitution were successfully synthesized by the one-step mechanochemical process. Results demonstrated that the formation of n-CCAp was influenced strongly by the carbonate content (x). From X-ray analysis, crystallite size, crystallinity degree, and unit cell volume of n-CCAp decreased significantly as carbonate content (x) increased from 0 to 2. Conversely, the lattice strain and the volume fraction of grain boundaries grew considerably. Microscopic analysis showed the average particle size of the synthesized powders was 15 +/- 10 nm. The influence of carbonate concentration on mechanosynthesis of pure n-CCAp utilizing a facile solid-state process …
Effect Of High-Energy Ball Milling On The Formation And Micro Structural Features Of Carbonated Chlorapatite Nanopowders
Faculty of Engineering University of Malaya
Carbonated chlorapatite nanopowders (n-CCAp) were synthesized by mechanochemical process from calcite (CaCO3), phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5), and calcium chloride (CaCl2) as raw materials. Results demonstrated that the formation of n-CCAp was influenced strongly by the milling time. At the beginning of milling (up to 15 min), CaCO3 and CaCl2 were the dominant phases, while P2O5 disappeared entirely due to its very high deliquescent nature. With increasing the milling time to 600 min, the progressive mechanochemical reaction was completed which resulted in the formation of nanostructured carbonated chlorapatite. According to the X-ray diffraction data, crystallite size of the product decreased from 24 …
A New Multilayer Composite With Functionally Graded Design For Endodontic Application., Ahmed A. Madfa
A New Multilayer Composite With Functionally Graded Design For Endodontic Application., Ahmed A. Madfa
Ahmed A. Madfa
Multilayer composite with FG structure were fabricated using zirconia (ZrO), alumina (AI2O3), Hydroxyapatite (HA) and titanium (Ti) micropowders. Powder selection and their combination in each layer were according to the results of finite element analysis.
Microstructural Characteristics Of Functionally Graded Materials Designed As Dental Post, Ahmed A. Madfa
Microstructural Characteristics Of Functionally Graded Materials Designed As Dental Post, Ahmed A. Madfa
Ahmed A. Madfa
To study the interfaces and microstructure of multilayered materials fabricated based on functionally graded concept for use as dental posts.
New Generation Of The Dental Posts For Endodontic Application., Ahmed A. Madfa
New Generation Of The Dental Posts For Endodontic Application., Ahmed A. Madfa
Ahmed A. Madfa
Fabricated multilayer dental post with the functionally graded design is a novel product that exhibits graded properties varied from coronal to apical parts of the tooth. The new dental post definitely performs better than posts available in the market and improves the quality of human life