Materialia
ISSN: 2589-1529
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- Data for: Development of Phantom Material that Resembles Compression Properties of Human Brain for Training ModelCompression and relaxation curves of materials developed.
- Data for: Analysis of niobium-rich phases in the submerged arc welds of high strength low alloy steelVideo for 3D visualization of the three atom probes analyzed in this study
- Data for: Controversial discussion on the existence of the Hf and Zr monoborides and experimental proof by atom probe tomographyMass spektra for the Hf(NCBO) and Zr(CONB) phases.
- Data for: Elasto-plastic behaviour of a columnar structure of nanocrystalline iron with sharp <011> fibre textureMolecular dynamics simulations of plastic deformation and mechanical response of a highly <110> textured nano-fibered bcc iron polycrystal
- Data for: Generalised stacking fault energy of Ni-Al and Co-Al-W superalloys: Density-functional theory calculationsCell files used for the DFT calculations in the article.
- Data for: Porous artificial bone scaffold synthesized from a facile in situ hydroxyapatite coating and crosslinking reaction of crystalline nanocellulosePorous artificial bone scaffold with excellent mechanical and biocompatible properties synthesized from a facile in situ hydroxyapatite coating and crosslinking reaction
- Data for: Porous artificial bone scaffold synthesized from a facile in situ hydroxyapatite coating and crosslinking reaction of crystalline nanocelluloseResearch into artificial bone scaffolds has increased substantially over the past decade as current solutions have significant limitations. Inspired by mineral hydroxyapatite (HAP) in natural bone, this study developed a facile in situ HAP coating on cellulose nanocrystals (CNCs) matrix followed by a crosslinking reaction. By controlling the added amount of CNCs to a simulated body fluid (SBF), HAP content in the nanocomposite could be controlled between 0 and 40.1%, with a HAP coating thickness of approx10 nm. Moreover, CNCs/HAP was crosslinked with poly(methyl vinyl ether-alt-maleic acid) (PMVEMA) and polyethylene glycol (PEG) to enhance its water stability and mechanical properties. FTIR and NMR analysis revealed that crosslinking happened via an esterification reaction between CNCs, HAP, PMVEMA and PEG. Compression strength of the scaffolds showed a result as high as 41.8 MPa, almost 20 times of scaffold prepared by just mixing CNCs and HAP. Further investigations revealed that this scaffold was highly porous (as high as 91.0%) and lightweight (with a density around 60 mg/cm3). Interestingly, this composite showed good biocompatibility as it can stabilize BSA protein, suggesting a promising material as a bone scaffold.
- Data for: Exploration of the Sliding Behavior of a Sigma-11 Grain Boundary with Precipitates in Ni-Al system Using Molecular Dynamicsinput files to in deformation simulations
- Data for: A new nature of microporous architecture with hierarchical porosity and membrane template via high strain rate collisionThis document is a supplementary material
- Data for: The effect of salt loading on chloride-induced stress corrosion cracking of 304L austenitic stainless steel under atmospheric conditionsProcessed data: Excel spread sheet of corroded area, crack velocity and crack density data.
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