Titlebook: Handbook of Biomaterial Properties; William Murphy,Jonathan Black,Garth Hastings Book 2016Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media N

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William Murphy,Jonathan Black,Garth HastingsProvides comprehensive, up-to-date coverage of biomaterial properties.Includes new areas such as diseased tissue properties.Gives updates of existing materials such as alumina, UHMWPE, elastomers, HA,

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978-1-4939-8016-1Springer Science+Business Media New York 2016

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Chapter A3 Dentin and Enamelrystallites and contain very little organic matrix. These properties make dental enamel an excellent material for cutting and masticating food (i.e., processes that involve friction and wear). In contrast, dentin is not as hard as enamel, but it is tougher. Dentin is a heterogeneous material and can

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Chapter B1 Cartilage remainder being proteoglycans and cellular material. In the fully hydrated state, water contributes 60% to 80% of the wet weight of the tissue. Mechanically, intact normal articular cartilage behaves as a linear viscoelastic solid. This behavior is the result of viscous drag of fluid through the ti

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Chapter B2 FibrocartilageThe viscoelastic or energy dissipation properties are a result of fluid flow within and through the structures and also of molecular relaxation effects from the motion of long chains of collagen and proteoglycans [3]. Anisotropy is a consequence of the orientation and concentration of collagen fiber