In-situ generation method of multiple grains on zirconia ceramic surface
A technology of zirconia ceramics and in-situ generation, applied in the field of surface modification of ceramic materials, can solve the problems of coating and substrate bonding, low bonding strength, and difficult surface treatment, so as to increase biocompatibility and improve bonding performance effect
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[0049] 1. Take 100 milliliters of hydrofluoric acid, and put the partially stabilized zirconia green body which is not densely sintered into it for 30 seconds;
[0050] 2. Take 100 ml of calcium chloride (0.1mol / L), and put the green body in step 1 into it for 1 minute and 30 seconds;
[0051] 3. Take 100 ml of sodium hydroxide (1mol / L), put the green body in step 2 into it for 2 hours, and heat it in a water bath at 80°C;
[0052] 4. Conventional dense sintering (1450°C) after drying, observe the surface morphology of the zirconia ceramic composite under a scanning electron microscope, see figure 1 .
Embodiment 2
[0054] 1. Take 100 milliliters of hydrofluoric acid, and put the partially stabilized zirconia green body which is not densely sintered into it for 30 seconds;
[0055] 2. Take 100 ml of calcium chloride (3mol / L), and put the green body in step 1 into it for 1 minute and 30 seconds;
[0056] 3. Take 100 ml of sodium hydroxide (1mol / L), put the green body in step 2 into it for 2 hours, and heat it in a water bath at 80°C;
[0057] 4. Conventional dense sintering (1450°C) after drying, observe the surface morphology of the zirconia ceramic composite under a scanning electron microscope, see figure 2
Embodiment 3
[0059] The light-cured composite resin column was bonded to the zirconia ceramic specimen of Example 1 through ethyl α-cyanoacrylate. After the conventional shear test was performed, the fracture mode of the specimen was observed with a scanning electron microscope. and the resin side ( image 3 A and B).
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