Efeito do oxigênio nas propriedades anelásticas da liga Ti-10Mo para aplicação biomédica
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2008-01-25
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A utilização de biomateriais do reparo do tecido ósseo tem revolucionado a Ortopedia e a Odontologia atuais. Um metal estudado para estas aplicações é o titânio e suas ligas, pois possuem um excelente grau de biocompatibilidade com o organismo humano, uma excelente resistência à corrosão em meio biológico e uma ótima relação resistência mecânica/densidade. Estas propriedades são fortemente influenciadas pela presença de lementos intersticiais e as medidas de atrito interno têm sido muito utilizadas para verificar o comportamento destes elementos em materiais. O objetivo neste trabalho foi estudar o efeito de elementos intersticiais nas propriedades da liga Ti-10Mo (% em peso), por meio de medidas de difração de raios X, microscopia eletrônica e varredura, testes de citotoxidade, corrosão e espectroscopia mecânica. As amostras foram submetidas a tratamentos térmicos de recozimento e dopagem com oxigênio. Os testes de biocompatibilidade mostraram que não houve nenhuma resposta indireta. Os extratos dos materiais não interferiram no desenvolvimento, crescimento e proliferação das células. Foi detectada uma melhora na taxa de corrosão, juntamente com um aumento do potencial de corrosão, com a dopagem do material, características estas interessantes para um biomaterial. Os resultados de espectroscopia mecânica mostraram a presença de uma estrutura de relaxação após a dopagem com oxigênio em torno de átomos dos elementos que compõem a liga. Observou-se que a adição de oxigênio intersticial causou um aumento no módulo de elasticidade, o que é ruim quando se trata de um biomaterial para implantes ortopédicos.
The use of the biomaterials in the repair of the bone tissue has been revolutionizing the Orthopedics and the Odontology. A metal very studied for these applications is the titanium and its alloys, because they possess an excellent corrosion resistance in a biological media and a good relationship mechanical strength/density. These properties are strongly influenced by the presence of interstitial elements and the internal friction measurements have been a lot used to verify the behavior of these interstitial elements in materials. The objective of this work was to study the effect of interstitial elements in the properties of the Ti-10Mo (%in weight) alloy, through X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, cytotoxicity tests, corrosion and mechanical spectroscopy. The samples were submitted to heat treatments of annealing and oxygen doping. The biocompatibility tests showed that there was not any indirect cytotoxic answer. The extracts of the materials didn't interfere in the development, growth and proliferation of the cells. An increase in the corrosion rate was detected, with an increase of the corrosion potential, with the oxygen doping, interesting for applications as biomaterial. The mechanical spectroscopy results showed the presence of a relaxation structure after the oxygen doping that was attributed mainly to the stress-induced ordering of the oxygen atoms around the atoms that compose the alloy. It was observed an increase in the elasticity with the oxygen doping, what is bad when it is a biomaterial.
The use of the biomaterials in the repair of the bone tissue has been revolutionizing the Orthopedics and the Odontology. A metal very studied for these applications is the titanium and its alloys, because they possess an excellent corrosion resistance in a biological media and a good relationship mechanical strength/density. These properties are strongly influenced by the presence of interstitial elements and the internal friction measurements have been a lot used to verify the behavior of these interstitial elements in materials. The objective of this work was to study the effect of interstitial elements in the properties of the Ti-10Mo (%in weight) alloy, through X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, cytotoxicity tests, corrosion and mechanical spectroscopy. The samples were submitted to heat treatments of annealing and oxygen doping. The biocompatibility tests showed that there was not any indirect cytotoxic answer. The extracts of the materials didn't interfere in the development, growth and proliferation of the cells. An increase in the corrosion rate was detected, with an increase of the corrosion potential, with the oxygen doping, interesting for applications as biomaterial. The mechanical spectroscopy results showed the presence of a relaxation structure after the oxygen doping that was attributed mainly to the stress-induced ordering of the oxygen atoms around the atoms that compose the alloy. It was observed an increase in the elasticity with the oxygen doping, what is bad when it is a biomaterial.
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Ligas de titanio, Corrosão, Biocompatibilidade, Biomateriais, Intersticiais, Anelasticidade, Biomaterials, Titanium Alloys, Interstitial, Anelasticity, Corrosion, Biocompatibility
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NOGUEIRA, Renata Abdallah. Efeito do oxigênio nas propriedades anelásticas da liga Ti-10Mo para aplicação biomédica. 2008. 104 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências de Bauru, 2008.