Reaction-Associated Resorbable Phosphate Materials: Production and Testing in Vitro
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The properties of reaction-associated calcium-phosphate materials obtained by pressing paste based on α-tricalcium phosphate with subsequent holding in different solutions are presented. The phase composition, solubility and mechanical characteristics of the materials obtained are studied and biological tests in vitro are performed.
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