Structure and characteristics of Nb2O5 nanocoating thin film for biomedical applications

Niobium Pentoxide Films with High Laser-Induced Damage Threshold under High Temperature Environment

“…Currently, there are few studies and empty reports on such temperature effects on LIDT. Moreover, previous studies showed that the crystallinity of oxide films increased with the rise of temperature by different preparation methods [18][19][20]. The crystal phase transition temperature of Nb 2 O 5 films often exceeds 673 K, which is much higher than that of HfO 2 , ZrO 2 , and TiO 2 films [21].…”

Boosting photocurrent of anodized Nb2O5 by synergetic post-synthesis electrochemical treatment

“…Anodizing can be used to synthesize niobium pentoxide, resulting in the formation of a dense and adherent oxide layer. This oxide layer enhances corrosion resistance and exhibits excellent biocompatibility, making it promising for biomedical applications like implants and surgical instruments [6]. Besides, anodization is particularly attractive due to its tunability; parameters such as voltage, electrolyte composition, and process duration can be adjusted to precisely control the thickness and properties of the oxide layer.…”

“…This oxide layer enhances corrosion resistance and exhibits excellent biocompatibility, making it promising for biomedical applications like implants and surgical instruments. 6 Besides, anodization is particularly attractive due to its tunability; parameters such as voltage, electrolyte composition, and process duration can be adjusted to precisely control the thickness and properties of the oxide layer. 7 Many different morphologies and structures that can be obtained as nanotubes, 8 porous 9 or nanoporous.…”