Biocompatibility of bio-inert materials can be improved by coating substrates with bioactive films. We have used Pulsed Laser Deposition (PLD) technique to deposit thin films of a biphasic target MICA/apatite on Silicon and Titanium substrates. Morphology, surface roughness and composition of films have been characterized, showing that PLD is a flexible technique to deposit films suitable for biomedical applications.
Glass-ceramic sodium-potassium MICA and fluoroapatite films deposited on titanium for biomedical implants.
Marco Fosca;Julietta V Rau
2017
Abstract
Biocompatibility of bio-inert materials can be improved by coating substrates with bioactive films. We have used Pulsed Laser Deposition (PLD) technique to deposit thin films of a biphasic target MICA/apatite on Silicon and Titanium substrates. Morphology, surface roughness and composition of films have been characterized, showing that PLD is a flexible technique to deposit films suitable for biomedical applications.File in questo prodotto:
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