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With regards to the periodic table, what are ceramics?

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metal-oxygen elements bonded via ionic bonds

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ceramics

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What structure does the metals and oxygen form in a ceramic material?

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3D crystalline lattice

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What are the 4 applications of ceramics?

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  1. dental implants
  2. bone graft substitutes
  3. bone cements
  4. orthopedic load bearing coatings
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What are 6 applications of dental ceramics?

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What are the 5 general characteristics of ceramics?

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What are the 3 advantages of ceramics?

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  1. biocompatibility
  2. high wear resistance
  3. light weight
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What are the 3 disadvantages of ceramics?

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  1. low tensile strength
  2. low toughness
  3. difficult to fabricate
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What two things describe amorphous ceramics?

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  1. atoms exhibit short-range order
  2. no distinct melting temperature
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What two things describe crystalline ceramics?

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  1. atoms arranged in a regularly repeated array (long-range order)
  2. high melting points, strong, hard, brittle, good corrosion resistance
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What are the 3 ways to classify ceramics?

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  1. composition (oxides vs. no-oxides)
  2. degree of crystal/amorphous phase
  3. reactivity with body/biological processes
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Describe 4 properties of oxides

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Describe 4 properties of non-oxides

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Alumina, Zirconia, and Beryllium are types of

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oxidies

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Nitrides, carbides, and borides are types of

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non-oxides

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Describe the 3 classifications based on reactivity and give an example for each

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Describe the 4 classifications based on phases

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What are the 4 properties of ceramics?

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  1. mechanical properties
  2. thermal properties
  3. optical properties
  4. biological properties
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What are the 3 mechanical properties of ceramics?

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Compare ceramics, metals and polymers

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What is the biocompatibility of ceramics?

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  • ceramics are biocompatible (mineral adverse effects on biological tissues)
  • some loss of mass occurs (corrosion) during service
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What are some examples of ceramics?

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This material is commonly used for windows, drinking glasses, bottles, ocular prostheses, and sensors

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silicate glass (SiO2)

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What is silicate glass composed of?

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silica (SiO2) –> silicon dioxide

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One of the most abundant oxides in the earth's crust
silicon dioxide
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What are the 3 crystalline forms of SiO2?
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What are the 2 amorphous forms of SiO2? What are 3 characteristics of amorphous SiO2?
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Describe the thermal expansion of various forms of silica
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What are 5 other names for alumina or aluminum oxide (Al2O3)
1. aluminum oxides 2. corundum 3. sapphire 4. ruby 5. aloxite
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When are alumina or aluminum oxide (Al2O3) commonly used?
1. orthopaedics (hip and knee prostheses) 2. dentistry (porcelain crowns)
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What are three characteristics of alumina/aluminum dioxide (Al2O3)?
1. bioinert 2. biocompatible 3. excellent wear resistance
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True or false: Al2O3 is insoluble in water and organic liquids
True
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What are 3 applications of Aluminum Oxide (Al2O3)?
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Where are calcium phosphates (CaP) naturally found?
body and rocks - bone - dentin and enamel - calcification of arteries
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What are the 6 different forms of natural CaP?
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What are the most commonly CaP phases used in biomedical applications?
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What is the most commonly known crystalline CaP biomaterial? Where is it found?
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What are the 4 features of HAp?
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What are three different biomedical applications of CaP?
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process by which osteogenesis is induced and recruitment of immature cells
induction
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bone grows on a surface (implants)
conduction
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stable and anchorage of an implant achieved by direct bone-to-implant contact
integration
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What is bioactive glass designed to do?
bond of glass to teeth/bone
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Bioactive glass is approved by the FDA and is called
bioglass
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What type of system is used in bioactive glass?
silicate-glass (glass-ceramic) based system
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What are the two formulations of bioactive glass?
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What is the bioactive glass reaction?
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Use this diagram to describe the bioactive glass reaction
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What are the two most common commercial bioglasses?
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What are the 7 applications of bioactive glasses?

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