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      A short review of studies on chemical and physical properties of enamel crystallites
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      A short review of studies on chemical and physical properties of enamel crystallites

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      A short review of studies on chemical and physical properties of enamel crystallites book

      A short review of studies on chemical and physical properties of enamel crystallites

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      A short review of studies on chemical and physical properties of enamel crystallites book

      ByToshiro Sakae, Kunihiro Suzuki, Yukishige Kozawa
      BookTooth Enamel Microstructure

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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 1997
      Imprint CRC Press
      Pages 9
      eBook ISBN 9781003077930
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      ABSTRACT

      Tooth enamel is composed of biological apatite which is characterized with low-crystalline, carbonate containing, ‘non-stoichiometric’ apatite. In this chapter, characteristics of tooth enamel crystallites was reviewed from the aspects of chemistry, crystallography, crystallite size and strains, formation and transformation, and assessment of diagenesis.

      Zahnschmelz wird aus biologischem Apatit gebildet, der durch einen geringen Kristalinitätsgrad, einen Karbonatgehalt und eine nicht stoichometrische Verteilung gekennzeichnet ist. In dieser Arbeit werden die Apatitkristallite unter den folgenden Aspekten diskutiert: Chemie, Kristallographie, Kristallitgröße Bildung, Umbildung sowie Diagenese.

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