Thermal behavior, structure, crystallization and solubility of the melt-derived SiO2–P2O5–Na2O–F-MO (M = Ca, Sr, Zn) glasses
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Abstract In this work, phospho-silicate glasses with SiO2–P2O5–Na2O–F-MO (M = Ca, Sr, Zn) composition were prepared by using the conventional melt quenching technology. Structural, physical, and chemical property tests were used to analyze the effects of different SrO and ZnO content on the structure and properties of the glasses. The results showed that the glass stability varied nonlinearly as CaO was replaced by SrO, which was mainly related to the different positions of Sr2+ and Ca2+ ions breaking the network connection in the network structure, and the substitution of ZnO for CaO led to a continuous decrease in the stability of the glasses. The immersion experiment showed that SrO doping was more feasible than ZnO doping to improve the biological activity of the glasses, and the doping of ZnO promoted the dissolution of ions in the glasses. The obtained results indicated that the glass samples prepared in this paper have potential biological activity, which has potential applications in dental treatment.
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OpenAlex topics: Bone Tissue Engineering Materials · Glass properties and applications · Dental materials and restorations
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