3D-Printed Bioactive Glass-Ceramic Delivers More Stability During Sintering

Authors of a new article in the Journal of the Am Ceram Soc report on a solution to the problem of shrinkage and deformation that occurs during sintering of large and complex parts composed of one type of bioactive glass - 3D-pringed "13-93" bioactive glass. They say the addition of hydroxy-apatite powder, creating a glass-ceramic composite for 3D printing, creates a finished product that retains more of the critical shape and dimensions during sintering than pure powders of the glass.

Author
Un-named
Origin
Unknown
Journal Title
Am Ceram Soc Bull 91 8/2012 19
Sector
Glass Ceramics
Class
GC 817

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3D-Printed Bioactive Glass-Ceramic Delivers More Stability During Sintering
Am Ceram Soc Bull 91 8/2012 19
GC 817
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