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| - Glass-ceramic enamel coating is a final product of physical and chemical reactions in the process of heat processing of vitreous, chemical and inorganic compounds at temperatures between 800 and 900°C. These compounds combining properties of glass and ceramics form a strong possibility of adhesion to a surface of a substrate on with a metal base. In the mechanical engineering industry, enamel coatings are used mainly for their corrosion behaviour and resistance to surface abrasion. A wide scope of usage can also be found in the field of health service, food industry, architecture, civil engineering, energy and ecological industries. As the properties of glass-ceramic enamel coatings include high resistance to aggressive atmospheres, long service life, chemical stability and, above all, minimal contents of harmful substances, usage of glass-ceramic coatings is much wider. This contribution deals with the study of glass-ceramic coatings on the basis of enamels which are suitable to be in contact with the biological environment, so that growth of cell cultures occur or does not occur. With respect to the composition of glass-ceramic coatings on the basis of vitreous enamels, they can be included into a group of bioactive ceramics which can be used, for example, for implantation purposes. First of all, the size of input compounds during creation of glass-ceramic coatings plays an important role for the roots and growth of cells. The contribution deals with the possibility of using these coatings and it presents the first experimental test results concerning the possibility of cell cultures growing on these coatings. Further, the influence of individual input compounds of enamelling suspension on resultant properties of glass-ceramic enamel coatings is examined.
- Glass-ceramic enamel coating is a final product of physical and chemical reactions in the process of heat processing of vitreous, chemical and inorganic compounds at temperatures between 800 and 900°C. These compounds combining properties of glass and ceramics form a strong possibility of adhesion to a surface of a substrate on with a metal base. In the mechanical engineering industry, enamel coatings are used mainly for their corrosion behaviour and resistance to surface abrasion. A wide scope of usage can also be found in the field of health service, food industry, architecture, civil engineering, energy and ecological industries. As the properties of glass-ceramic enamel coatings include high resistance to aggressive atmospheres, long service life, chemical stability and, above all, minimal contents of harmful substances, usage of glass-ceramic coatings is much wider. This contribution deals with the study of glass-ceramic coatings on the basis of enamels which are suitable to be in contact with the biological environment, so that growth of cell cultures occur or does not occur. With respect to the composition of glass-ceramic coatings on the basis of vitreous enamels, they can be included into a group of bioactive ceramics which can be used, for example, for implantation purposes. First of all, the size of input compounds during creation of glass-ceramic coatings plays an important role for the roots and growth of cells. The contribution deals with the possibility of using these coatings and it presents the first experimental test results concerning the possibility of cell cultures growing on these coatings. Further, the influence of individual input compounds of enamelling suspension on resultant properties of glass-ceramic enamel coatings is examined. (en)
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| - A study of glass-ceramic coatings in contact with the biological environment
- A study of glass-ceramic coatings in contact with the biological environment (en)
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| - A study of glass-ceramic coatings in contact with the biological environment
- A study of glass-ceramic coatings in contact with the biological environment (en)
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| - RIV/61989100:27230/12:86082078!RIV13-MSM-27230___
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| - RIV/61989100:27230/12:86082078
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| - kaolin; clay; cell growth; bioactive ceramics; glass-enamel coating (en)
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| - METAL 2011: 20th Anniversary International Conference on Metallurgy and Materials: conference proceedings
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| - Bártek, Vratislav
- Kopaňáková, Sylvie
- Laník, Tomáš
- Podjuklová, Jitka
- Suchánková, Kateřina
- Šrubař, Petr
- Hrabovská, Kamila
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