Method for coating a substrate with calcuim phosphate
A technology of calcium phosphate and monocalcium phosphate, applied in application, coating, liquid chemical plating, etc., can solve problems such as impossible formation
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[0013] Add the phosphoric acid solution to the calcium hydroxide solution with constant stirring. The fine precipitate thus formed was concentrated by centrifugation and separated from the supernatant clear solution. Add the previously degreased and washed titanium particles to the calcium phosphate gel thus obtained and mix thoroughly. Place this mixture in a negative pressure chamber. Air is removed from the pores of the titanium particles under the application of suitable negative pressure. During the next ventilation, calcium phosphate gel seeps into the small pores. The coated granules are dried, separated and separated from the falling calcium phosphate granules by sieving. The coating thickness of calcium phosphate is variable and can be adjusted by the concentration of the resulting gel.
example 2
[0015] Any calcium phosphate powder mixed with a silica gel. Add degreased and cleaned titanium particles to the gel and mix well. The air in the pores of the titanium particles was removed as in Example 1. In order to allow the calcium phosphate-silica-gel to penetrate into the small pores during ventilation. The coated particles are dried, separated and separated from the deposited calcium phosphate-silica particles by means of an air stream. Calcium phosphate-silicate coating thickness can be adjusted by gel concentration.
example 3
[0017] Add any calcium phosphate powder to a hydrocolloid of an alkoxysilane (such as TEOS) hydrolyzate and distribute it evenly by stirring. Then add a titanium powder or particles of any particle size to this colloidal solution while continuing to stir, and after thorough mixing begin to carefully distill off the solvent under constant motion. The finish of the coating is characterized by the pourability of the titanium particles and the formation of a crack-free film directly on the substrate surface. Finally the coated substrate is heat treated in stages to 150°C.
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