Microstructure and degradation performance of biodegradable Mg-Si-Sr implant alloys

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Microstructure and degradation performance of biodegradable Mg-Si-Sr implant alloys. / Gil-Santos, Andrea; Marco, Iñigo; Moelans, Nele et al.
In: Materials Science and Engineering C, Vol. 71, 01.02.2017, p. 25-34.

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Gil-Santos A, Marco I, Moelans N, Hort N, Van der Biest O. Microstructure and degradation performance of biodegradable Mg-Si-Sr implant alloys. Materials Science and Engineering C. 2017 Feb 1;71:25-34. doi: 10.1016/j.msec.2016.09.056

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title = "Microstructure and degradation performance of biodegradable Mg-Si-Sr implant alloys",
abstract = "In this work the microstructure and degradation behavior of several as-cast alloy compositions belonging to the Mg rich corner of the Mg-Si-Sr system are presented and related. The intermetallic phases are identified and analyzed describing the microstructure evolution during solidification. It is intended in this work to obtain insight in the behavior of the ternary alloys in in vitro tests and to analyze the degradation behavior of the alloys under physiologically relevant conditions. The as-cast specimens have been exposed to immersion tests, both mass loss (ML) and potentiodynamic polarization (PDP). The degradation rate (DR) have been assessed and correlated to microstructure features, impurity levels and alloy composition. The initial reactions resulted to be more severe while the degradation stabilizes with time. A higher DR is related with a high content of the Mg17Sr2 phase and with the presence of coarse particles of the intermetallics Mg2Si, MgSiSr and MgSi2Sr. Specimens with a higher DR typically have higher levels of impurities and alloy contents.",
keywords = "Corrosion layer, Impurities, Intermetallics, Magnesium alloys, Microstructure, Physiological degradation, Engineering",
author = "Andrea Gil-Santos and I{\~n}igo Marco and Nele Moelans and Norbert Hort and {Van der Biest}, Omer",
year = "2017",
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doi = "10.1016/j.msec.2016.09.056",
language = "English",
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AU - Gil-Santos, Andrea

AU - Marco, Iñigo

AU - Moelans, Nele

AU - Hort, Norbert

AU - Van der Biest, Omer

PY - 2017/2/1

Y1 - 2017/2/1

N2 - In this work the microstructure and degradation behavior of several as-cast alloy compositions belonging to the Mg rich corner of the Mg-Si-Sr system are presented and related. The intermetallic phases are identified and analyzed describing the microstructure evolution during solidification. It is intended in this work to obtain insight in the behavior of the ternary alloys in in vitro tests and to analyze the degradation behavior of the alloys under physiologically relevant conditions. The as-cast specimens have been exposed to immersion tests, both mass loss (ML) and potentiodynamic polarization (PDP). The degradation rate (DR) have been assessed and correlated to microstructure features, impurity levels and alloy composition. The initial reactions resulted to be more severe while the degradation stabilizes with time. A higher DR is related with a high content of the Mg17Sr2 phase and with the presence of coarse particles of the intermetallics Mg2Si, MgSiSr and MgSi2Sr. Specimens with a higher DR typically have higher levels of impurities and alloy contents.

AB - In this work the microstructure and degradation behavior of several as-cast alloy compositions belonging to the Mg rich corner of the Mg-Si-Sr system are presented and related. The intermetallic phases are identified and analyzed describing the microstructure evolution during solidification. It is intended in this work to obtain insight in the behavior of the ternary alloys in in vitro tests and to analyze the degradation behavior of the alloys under physiologically relevant conditions. The as-cast specimens have been exposed to immersion tests, both mass loss (ML) and potentiodynamic polarization (PDP). The degradation rate (DR) have been assessed and correlated to microstructure features, impurity levels and alloy composition. The initial reactions resulted to be more severe while the degradation stabilizes with time. A higher DR is related with a high content of the Mg17Sr2 phase and with the presence of coarse particles of the intermetallics Mg2Si, MgSiSr and MgSi2Sr. Specimens with a higher DR typically have higher levels of impurities and alloy contents.

KW - Corrosion layer

KW - Impurities

KW - Intermetallics

KW - Magnesium alloys

KW - Microstructure

KW - Physiological degradation

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