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Mechanical properties of apatite formed by acid-base reactions at 37.4/spl deg/C
The mechanical properties of monolithic hydroxyapatite were related to porosity, microstructure and composition. The ultimate strength has a logarithmic relationship with the porosity between 4 and 70 vol% pores. The modulus of elasticity is approximately 6-7 GPa for hydroxyapatite and 4-5 GPa for 3.66 wt% carbonate hydroxyapatite.
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