Gonçalves et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Assessment of improved tribocorrosion in novel in-situ Ti and β Ti–40Nb alloy matrix composites produced with NbC addition during arc-melting for biomedical …Gonçalves et al., 2023
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- 4232345199826173153
- Author
- Gonçalves V
- Corrêa D
- Grandini C
- Pintão C
- Afonso C
- Lisboa Filho P
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- Publication venue
- Materials Chemistry and Physics
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Nontoxic and nonallergenic β-type Ti–Nb alloys are considered attractive metallic materials for long-term bone implant applications. However, metallic implants present poor wear resistance, and the degradation process can be intensified with the friction occurring in …
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