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Structural, physical, and mechanical properties of the TiO2 added hydroxyapatite composites

  • Ayhan Etyemez EMAIL logo
Published/Copyright: March 24, 2022

Abstract

Composites are important as they have been used in a variety of different fields. Therefore, production and testing of composites have become one of the most popular topics for researchers. In this work, the physical, structural, and mechanical properties such as packing density (V t ), bond dissociation energy (G t ), Young’s (E), bulk (B), shear (S), longitudinal (L), indentation (E*) moduli, and Poisson’s ratio (σ) were obtained for (100 − x)HAP + xTiO2 composite, where x = 0, 3, 7.5, and 10 wt%. The variations in those properties with TiO2 rate in HAP composites were tested.

1 Introduction

The composite materials which are composed of different components are recently the most popular materials and may be an effective material for many different purposes. Therefore, structural, physical, and mechanical properties of composites should be known as those parameters are vital in order to use these composites. It is also important to improve these properties by reinforcement of some other materials into composite [1,2,3,4,5]. Besides the some other parameters, the physical parameters, dissociation energy, packing density and mechanical properties which are Young’s (E) modulus, bulk (B) modulus, shear (S) modulus, longitudinal (L) modulus, indentation (E*) modulus, and Poisson’s (σ) ratio are also important. There have been many different works done for this kind of purposes using different methods [635].

The main goal of this work is obtaining different types of materials by reinforcing different rates of TiO2 into hydroxyapatite (HAP)-based composite materials and calculating some important physical and mechanical properties of these composites. This will also provide to test TiO2 effect on these parameters. The calculations are done using Makishima and Mackenzie Model (MMM) via the analytical method.

2 Materials and methods

The physical, structural, and mechanical properties of four different types of HAP composite and the effect of TiO2 on the properties of these composites have been investigated. HAP is one of the main inorganic components of bones and teeth which are important to human health. It is also utilized as an implant for bone substitute due to its excellent biocompatible properties [1,2,3]. Thus, HAP-based composite materials show significant properties in the field of biomedical applications. The chemical composition and also density of composite formulated as (100 − x)HAP + xTiO2 is given in Table 1.

Table 1

The chemical components of (100 − x) HAP + xTiO2 composite

Composite code Chemical composition (wt%) Density (g cm−3)
HAP TiO2
S1 100 0 3.140
S2 97 3 3.192
S3 92.5 7.5 3.27
S4 90 10 3.3133

The mechanical properties of composites have been obtained using a model developed by Makishima and Mackenzie [39]. The model estimates the values of Young’s modulus (E, GPa), the bulk modulus (B, GPa), shear modulus (S, GPa), longitudinal modulus (L, GPa) Poisson’s ratio (σ), and indentation modulus (E*, GPa). In this model, with the help of the bond dissociation energy, G t (kJ cm−3) and the packing density (V t , cm3 mol−1) of the investigated materials, other structural and mechanical features are obtained. These characteristics are extracted through equations (1)–(9) [3639]:

(1) G t ( kJ cm 3 ) = i G i x i ,

(2) V i ( cm 3 mol 1 ) = 4 π 3 N A ( X R A 3 + Y R o 3 ) ,

(3) V t ( cm 3 mol 1 ) = ρ M i V i x i ,

(4) E ( GPa ) = 2 V t G ,

(5) B ( GPa ) = 1.2 V t E ,

(6) S ( GPa ) = 3 E B 9 B E ,

(7) L ( GPa ) = B + 3 4 S ,

(8) σ = 0.5 1 7.2 V t ,

(9) E ( GPa ) = E 1 σ 2 ,

where N A, R A, R O, X, and Y represent Avogadro’s number, ionic radius of the metal, ionic radius of oxygen, the number of metal atoms, and the number of oxygen atoms, respectively.

3 Results and discussions

Using MMM, the structural and mechanical features of the composite samples are extracted and the results were discussed. These parameters are obtained based on some mechanical components like packing density (V t , cm3 mol−1) and bond dissociation energy (G t , kJ cm−3) which are listed in Table 2 for S1–S4 samples. The obtained structural, physical, and mechanical properties of the chosen samples are represented graphically in Figures 13.

Table 2

Some of the mechanical components of HAP + TiO2 samples

Sample code V t (cm3 mol−1) G t (kJ cm−3)
S1 0.755173 256.988
S2 1.065676 190.000
S3 1.51004 164.0664
S4 1.748149 162.0022
Figure 1 
               Bond dissociation energy and packing density vs TiO2 ratio for chosen HAP samples.
Figure 1

Bond dissociation energy and packing density vs TiO2 ratio for chosen HAP samples.

Figure 2 
            Mechanical moduli vs TiO2 ratio for chosen HAP samples.
Figure 2

Mechanical moduli vs TiO2 ratio for chosen HAP samples.

Figure 3 
               Poisson’s ratio and indentation modulus vs TiO2 ratio for studied HAP samples.
Figure 3

Poisson’s ratio and indentation modulus vs TiO2 ratio for studied HAP samples.

The obtained bond dissociation energy (G t , kJ cm−3) and packing density (V t , cm3 mol−1) vs TiO2 ratio are plotted in Figure 1. As it is seen from this figure that on increasing the rate of TiO2 from 0 to 10%, a sharp reduction is reported for G t from 256.988 (kJ cm−3) to 162.0022 (kJ cm−3). This may be due to replacing low G t materials like TiO2 with high G t materials. But a different trend is observed for V t vs TiO2 ratio, which shows the strong linearity between TiO2 concentration and packing factor (V t ). In other words, increasing the rate of TiO2 causes an increase in the V t values from 0.755173 (cm3 mol−1) to 1.748149 (cm3 mol−1) for S1–S4 samples.

The mechanical moduli such as E, B, S, L, E*, and σ vs TiO2 ratio are represented in Figures 2 and 3. As expected, increasing the TiO2 concertation from 0–10% causes an increase in the values of the E, B, S, L, E*, and σ from 388.1408, 388.1408, 147.4606, 462.3315, 0.604885, and 612.0994 to 566.4078, 1188.198, 199.362, 199.362, 0.742798, and 1263.595, respectively. This means TiO2 is a positive material to enhance the shielding capacity of the studied HAP samples. Figure 4 shows the mechanical moduli vs density. From the obtained results it can be understood that by increasing the TiO2 concentration from S1 to S4 samples, the samples’ density increases from 3.140 to 3.3133 g cm−3. Any increase in the density value accounts for improvement in the stiffness of the S samples. Consequently, the mechanical moduli will enhance which is our main concern in this study.

Figure 4 
               Mechanical features vs density for HAP samples.
Figure 4

Mechanical features vs density for HAP samples.

4 Conclusion

The present study aims to investigate the physical, structural, and mechanical characteristics of the HAP + TiO2 samples. These bio-composites are widely used in the human body as bone and teeth tissues. In order to enhance mechanical features, TiO2 of different rates is inserted into HAP bio-composites. Outcomes show that TiO2 is a positive material to improve the mechanical features of the S sample. This behavior may be due to the increase in the density of the S samples from S1 to S4, which improves the stiffness of the HAP samples, and consequently the mechanical moduli will enhance.

  1. Funding information: There are no funding sources for this study.

  2. Author contributions: All data were obtained by author himself.

  3. Conflict of interest: The author declares that he has no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this article.

  4. Ethical approval: The conducted research is not related to either human or animal use.

  5. Data availability statement: All data generated or analyzed during this study are included in this published article.

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Received: 2022-01-22
Revised: 2022-02-22
Accepted: 2022-02-23
Published Online: 2022-03-24

© 2022 Ayhan Etyemez, published by De Gruyter

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