Dental hydraulic cement comprising ultrafine calcium silicate particles with rapid hardening and suitable mechanical properties
A calcium silicate and dental technology, applied in dental preparations, dentistry, dental prosthesis, etc., can solve the problems of reduced particle size distribution, no obvious impact on compressive strength, negative impact on compressive strength and bending strength, etc.
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[0438] Example 1: Method of making ultrafine tricalcium silicate (UTCS) particles by mechanical milling
[0439] have gone through the general procedure described below, using RETSCH instruments Prepare UTCS pellets.
[0440] Material
[0441] The pulverized C3S particles used in the following examples were obtained by pulverizing coarse C3S with a Retch pulverizer. Coarsely ground C3S particles used in the following examples were obtained by further pulverizing the pulverized C3S particles with a Crusher Faure.
[0442] General procedure
[0443] In the first step, crushed or coarsely ground C3S particles mixed with isopropanol are added to the grinding chamber of the device. Then, add the grinding beads to the previous mixture. In the method of the invention, the grinding beads may be, for example, zirconia beads with a diameter of 0.4 mm to 0.8 mm. Second, grind for 20 minutes to 30 minutes. According to the invention, grinding can be carried out for a longer time...
Embodiment 1a
[0445] Example 1a: A general procedure was performed with 45 g of coarsely ground C3S particles, 30 mL of isopropanol and 90 g of grinding beads. use The apparatus was milled for 20 minutes at a milling speed of approximately 1900 rpm. Drying is performed at about 50°C.
[0446] Part II: Characterization of Ultrafine C3S Particles
Embodiment 2
[0447] Example 2: Characterization of the Ultrafine C3S (UTCS) Particles Obtained in Example 1a
[0448] Microscopy
[0449] The final powder of C3S particles after ultrafine grinding according to the method described in Example 1a has been compared with the original C3S particles (coarsely ground C3S) by optical microscopy, and the results are excellent.
[0450] figure 1 A significant reduction in the particle size of the ultrafine C3S particles is shown.
[0451] particle size
[0452] The particle size distribution of ultrafine milled C3S particles according to the method described in Example 1a has been compared with that of micronized C3S particles, coarsely ground C3S particles and pulverized C3S particles (Table 1).
[0453] Table 1 shows the d of each C3S particle 10 、d 50 and d 90 size:
[0454] C3S sample d 10 (μm)
d 50 (μm)
d 90 (μm)
crushed 2.0 17.0 330 Kibble 2.1 9.8 28.0 micronization 0.8 3.4 7.2 ...
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