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Apatite-forming ability of hydrothermally deposited rutile nano-structural arrays with exposed 101 facets on Ti foil
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Liu, Xing-Zhu
, Xiao, Fan
, Ma, Xiao-Chun
, Osaka, Akiyoshi
, Jiang, Guang-Qiang
, Chen, Jin-Yu
, Jiang, Zhen-Lan
in
Phosphate minerals
/ Thermodynamics
2018
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Apatite-forming ability of hydrothermally deposited rutile nano-structural arrays with exposed 101 facets on Ti foil
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Liu, Xing-Zhu
, Xiao, Fan
, Ma, Xiao-Chun
, Osaka, Akiyoshi
, Jiang, Guang-Qiang
, Chen, Jin-Yu
, Jiang, Zhen-Lan
in
Phosphate minerals
/ Thermodynamics
2018
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Apatite-forming ability of hydrothermally deposited rutile nano-structural arrays with exposed 101 facets on Ti foil
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Apatite-forming ability of hydrothermally deposited rutile nano-structural arrays with exposed 101 facets on Ti foil
2018
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Highly ordered TiO.sub.2 nano-pillar arrays were deposited on the Ti foils by a hydrothermal method, using aqueous solutions of TiOSO.sub.4. The vertical nano-pillars with diameters in tens of nanometers strongly attached on the Ti foil and densely covered the whole surface. The structural studies clearly showed that the nano-pillars were pure tetragonal rutile TiO.sub.2 phase. [001] was the preferential growth direction. Based on the experimental results, a model for the in situ deposition of TiO.sub.2 with high-energy facet exposed is given. The growth mechanism was interpreted in terms of the lattice matching between the growing nano-structural titania and Ti, and the thermodynamic stability of the rutile lattice planes. The obtained TiO.sub.2 crystallographic plane with high energy induced apatite nucleation in less than 1 day and exhibited good in vitro bioactivity.
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