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Electrochemical behaviour of titanium and dental alloys in artificial saliva

Elagli et al., 1993

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11885206860778315501
Author
Elagli K
Traisnel M
Hildebrand H
Publication year
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Electrochimica acta

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The electrochemical behaviour of titanium in artificial saliva was compared to those of a gold alloy, two Co Cr alloys, and a non-gamma-2 dental amalgam. The potentiodynamic anodic polarization curve of Ti has an extremely weak passivation current density (= 1.5 μA cm− 2) …
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