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Dobrydnev, S. V.; Pochitalkina, S. A.; Bogach, V. V.; Beskov, V. S.

doi:10.1023/a:1014884514255

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“…Millions of people are known to suffer damage to bone tissues and teeth as a result of pathological diseases [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. The problem is to find an appropriate material for implants.…”

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Main features of nucleation in model solutions of oral cavity

2015

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The regularities of nucleation in model solutions of oral cavity have been investigated, and the induction order and constants have been determined for two systems: saliva and dental plaque fluid (DPF). It is shown that an increase in the initial supersaturation leads to a transition from the heterogeneous nucleation of crystallites to a homogeneous one. Some additives are found to enhance nucleation: > C 6 H 12 O 6 > F -, while others hinder this process: protein (casein) > Mg 2+ . It is established that crystallization in DPF occurs more rapidly and the DPF composition is favorable for the growth of small (52.6-26.1 μm) crystallites. On the contrary, the conditions implemented in the model saliva solution facilitate the formation of larger (198.4-41.8 μm) crystals.

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