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T1 Do titanium biomaterials get immediately and entirely repassivated? A perspective
A1 Souto, Ricardo Manuel
A1 Asserghine, Abdelilah
A1 Filotás, Dániel
A1 Nagy, Lívia
A1 Nagy, Géza
A2 Química
A2 Grupo de Electroquímica y Corrosión
A2 Universidad de La Laguna. Departamento de Química
A2 Universidad de La Laguna. Instituto de Materiales y Nanotecnología
AB Titanium and its alloys have been widely used for clinical applications because of their biocompatibility and exceptional chemicalinertness, in addition to their outstanding osseointegration characteristics. They are well known to form a robust protective film onthe surface that provides a high corrosion resistance with the surrounding environment. Although this passive state of titaniumbased materials is often considered to be achieved very rapidly, even when damaged, and to be chemically stable in physiologicalenvironments, evidences of passivity breakdown and electron transfer reactions have been collected using high resolutionmicroelectrochemical techniques. Thus, further optimizations are required for their forthcoming applications.
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RD 30-dic-2024