The effect of NaF in vitro on the mechanical and material properties of trabecular and cortical bone
Journal Article: DOI: record/154172
Abstract
High doses of sodium fluoride in bones lead to severe softening, by weakening interfacial properties between the inorg. minerals and the org. components, while leaving mineralization unchanged. This leads to redn. of microdamage and assocd. stress-whitening pointing to a change in failure mode. Accordingly, elastic modulus, failure stress, and indentation-distance increase are decreased, whereas failure strain is increased. [on SciFinder (R)]
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Keywords
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assocd
elastic modulus
failure mode
indentation-distance increase
inorg
interfacial properties
microdamage
mineralization unchanged
org
redn
sodium fluoride
