Original paper
Controlled surface modification of Ti–40Nb implant alloy by electrochemically assisted inductively coupled RF plasma oxidation
Abstract
Low temperature metal oxidation induced by plasma in the absence of liquid electrolytes can be useful for the surface preparation of orthopedic devices since residues from these may be harmful and need to be removed before implantation. In this study the oxidation of Ti–40Nb for biomedical application was achieved by employing an inductively coupled radio frequency oxygen plasma. The correlation between the growth mode of the surface oxide and...
Paper Details
Title
Controlled surface modification of Ti–40Nb implant alloy by electrochemically assisted inductively coupled RF plasma oxidation
Published Date
Nov 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
11
Pages
9201 - 9210
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