2004
DOI: 10.1039/b401715n
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Tissue-derived cell growth on hybrid sol–gel films

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“…It is well known that the presence of the vinyl group makes the coating hydrophobic. As a result, additions of more than 10 % of TEOS can make the coatings much more hydrophilic due to their final inorganic structure [32]. Therefore, the design of the hydrophilichydrophobic character of the coating can be performed by initially selecting the appropriate mixture of the alkoxysilanes.…”
Section: Wettabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is well known that the presence of the vinyl group makes the coating hydrophobic. As a result, additions of more than 10 % of TEOS can make the coatings much more hydrophilic due to their final inorganic structure [32]. Therefore, the design of the hydrophilichydrophobic character of the coating can be performed by initially selecting the appropriate mixture of the alkoxysilanes.…”
Section: Wettabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este resultado concuerda con los espectros de 29 Si-RMN y FTIR registrados para este material donde la banda asociada a la vibración de enlaces -OH aparecía con una intensidad elevada El TEOS al tratarse de un recubrimiento con mayor carácter inorgánico tiene gran capacidad para absorber agua en su superficie hecho recogido en bibliografía [67]. El VTES y MTMOS tienen un carácter más hidrófobo debido a la presencia de los grupos vinil y metilo en la red formada.…”
Section: áNgulo De Contactounclassified
“…Los recubrimientos sol-gel pueden degradarse en contacto con agua, tanto por erosión como por hidrólisis de las películas. El mecanismo por el cual se produce la degradación hidrolítica de los films está extensamente descrito en bibliografía [67][68][69][70][71] y se esquematiza en la (ec.4.1).…”
Section: Degradación Hidrolíticaunclassified
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