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08-11-2018 | BIOMATERIALS

Tungsten-Containing Bioactive Radiocontrast Glass: Production and Properties

Authors: M. A. Medkov, D. N. Grishchenko, V. G. Kuryavyi, A. B. Slobodyuk

Published in: Glass and Ceramics | Issue 7-8/2018

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A method is proposed for obtaining radiocontrast bioglass by pyrolysis of organic solutions containing tetraethoxysilane, tributyl phosphate, sodium oleate, and calcium oleate in turpentine and also an extract in a benzene solution of tri-n-octylamine. This method makes it possible to obtain tungsten-containing radiocontrast glass as a powder or coating on different porous carriers.

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Title: Tungsten-Containing Bioactive Radiocontrast Glass: Production and Properties
Authors: M. A. Medkov
D. N. Grishchenko
V. G. Kuryavyi
A. B. Slobodyuk
Publication date: 08-11-2018
Publisher: Springer US
Published in: Glass and Ceramics / Issue 7-8/2018
Print ISSN: 0361-7610
Electronic ISSN: 1573-8515
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-018-0079-5

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