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Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics

Bioceramics; Chemical compounds; Fracture toughness; Milling (machining); Nanostructured materials; Olivine; Particle size; Attritor mill; Ball-milled; Bone implant; Forsterite ceramics; Low sintering temperature; Magnesium carbonate; Secondary phasis; Solid state method; Sintering

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Main Authors: Tan Y.M., Tan C.Y., Ramesh S., Teh Y.C., Wong Y.H., Yap B.K.
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Published: Blackwell Publishing Ltd 2023
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-226982023-05-29T14:11:43Z Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics Tan Y.M. Tan C.Y. Ramesh S. Teh Y.C. Wong Y.H. Yap B.K. 55877494100 16029485400 41061958200 55877640300 36605495300 26649255900 Bioceramics; Chemical compounds; Fracture toughness; Milling (machining); Nanostructured materials; Olivine; Particle size; Attritor mill; Ball-milled; Bone implant; Forsterite ceramics; Low sintering temperature; Magnesium carbonate; Secondary phasis; Solid state method; Sintering Forsterite (Mg2SiO4) was chosen as a new candidate for bone implant application because of its superior fracture toughness and good bioactivity. However, synthesizing pure forsterite has been a challenge to many researchers because of its inability to eliminate secondary phases that have similar chemical compounds as forsterite. Attritor mill was introduced to form pure forsterite via solid-state method through the reaction between magnesium carbonate (MgCO3) and talc (Mg3Si4(OH)2). Attritor-milled samples showed superior mechanical properties compared with ball-milled samples because of the smaller particle size of the former which in turn eliminated the secondary phases at low sintering temperature. � 2016 The American Ceramic Society Final 2023-05-29T06:11:43Z 2023-05-29T06:11:43Z 2016 Article 10.1111/ijac.12543 2-s2.0-84966565016 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84966565016&doi=10.1111%2fijac.12543&partnerID=40&md5=dfc52b8e67418973976a20dac1492712 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/22698 13 4 726 735 Blackwell Publishing Ltd Scopus
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description Bioceramics; Chemical compounds; Fracture toughness; Milling (machining); Nanostructured materials; Olivine; Particle size; Attritor mill; Ball-milled; Bone implant; Forsterite ceramics; Low sintering temperature; Magnesium carbonate; Secondary phasis; Solid state method; Sintering
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Tan Y.M.
Tan C.Y.
Ramesh S.
Teh Y.C.
Wong Y.H.
Yap B.K.
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author Tan Y.M.
Tan C.Y.
Ramesh S.
Teh Y.C.
Wong Y.H.
Yap B.K.
spellingShingle Tan Y.M.
Tan C.Y.
Ramesh S.
Teh Y.C.
Wong Y.H.
Yap B.K.
Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics
author_sort Tan Y.M.
title Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics
title_short Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics
title_full Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics
title_fullStr Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics
title_full_unstemmed Effect of Attritor Milling on Synthesis and Sintering of Forsterite Ceramics
title_sort effect of attritor milling on synthesis and sintering of forsterite ceramics
publisher Blackwell Publishing Ltd
publishDate 2023
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