Effect of Nb and Al on in vitro dissolution behavior and structure of Na2O-MgO CaO-P2O5 glasses
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In vitro dissolution, structure, and thermal properties of the glass series Na2O-MgOCaONb2O5 -Al2O3-P2O5 were studied. The dissolution behavior in phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) confirmed the potential bioactive properties of tested glasses. The dissolution process was found to depend on the Al, Nb, and Mg contents. Al, respectively, suppresses the Nb and accelerates the Mg release process from the glasses. Moreover, Al stays highly bonded in the phosphate network during 14 days of immersion. In all glasses, the phosphate network was found to be highly disrupted and built mostly of Q1 units. Al and Mg addition decreases the polymerization of the glass network. The Nb addition effect was found to be the opposite. Thermal properties were correlated mostly with the Nb and Al contents. However, the fragility index of glasses increases with the content of P and Al.
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