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In the present study, the feasibility of using calcium sulfate anhydrite (CaSO4) pellets as bone void filler is evaluated. The calcium sulfate anhydrite pellets are prepared by dry-pressing calcium sulfate hemihydrate powder, then sintering at elevated temperatures. The remaining porosity within anhydrite pellets is only 7% after sintering at 1000 A degrees C. The growth of CaSO4 grains during sintering is very fast. The addition of a small amount of silica (SiO2), < 1 wt%, can prevent the coarsening of anhydrite grains during sintering. The microstructure refinement may be related to the formation of CaSiO3 particles at the boundaries of the CaSO4 grains. The SiO2-doped anhydrite pellets thus exhibit higher compressive strength. Moreover, the degradation of SiO2-doped anhydrite pellets is slower than that of anhydrite pellets. The slow degradation rate is likely attributable to the dissolution of minute amounts of SiO2 in CaSO4.
- 出版日期2017-12
- 单位长春大学
