To obtain an Sr-substituted hydroxyapatite thin film, sputter-coating was performed on a cellulose filter acting as a substrate from the mixture target of hydroxyapatite （HA） and strontium-apatite （SrAp） at an Ar ...To obtain an Sr-substituted hydroxyapatite thin film, sputter-coating was performed on a cellulose filter acting as a substrate from the mixture target of hydroxyapatite （HA） and strontium-apatite （SrAp） at an Ar pressure of 0.5-5.0 Pa. The ratio of the SrAp in the mixture target was varied from 25% to 100%. After coating, the films were heated at 700 ℃ to remove the cellulose filter substrate, and the crystalline phases were identified by X-ray diffraction （XRD）. The sputter-coated film was identified as the Sr-substituted /3-tri-calcium phosphate （TCP） and the Sr-substituted/3-calcium pyrophosphate （CPP） as well as the Sr-substituted HA. The weight ratio of the Sr-substituted HA decreased with increasing Ar pressure or with an increasing ratio of SrAp to HA in the target. The average Sr/（Ca ＋ Sr） molar ratio in the film was 1.9%-3.5% slightly lower than the initial SrAp ratio of the target, and the ratio was not influenced by the Ar pressure. In the （Sr ＋ Ca）/P ratio, the ratio decreased while increasing the SrAp ratio in the target.展开更多
基金partially supported by the Japan Scienceand Technology Agency, A-STEP (AS232Z01193F)
文摘To obtain an Sr-substituted hydroxyapatite thin film, sputter-coating was performed on a cellulose filter acting as a substrate from the mixture target of hydroxyapatite （HA） and strontium-apatite （SrAp） at an Ar pressure of 0.5-5.0 Pa. The ratio of the SrAp in the mixture target was varied from 25% to 100%. After coating, the films were heated at 700 ℃ to remove the cellulose filter substrate, and the crystalline phases were identified by X-ray diffraction （XRD）. The sputter-coated film was identified as the Sr-substituted /3-tri-calcium phosphate （TCP） and the Sr-substituted/3-calcium pyrophosphate （CPP） as well as the Sr-substituted HA. The weight ratio of the Sr-substituted HA decreased with increasing Ar pressure or with an increasing ratio of SrAp to HA in the target. The average Sr/（Ca ＋ Sr） molar ratio in the film was 1.9%-3.5% slightly lower than the initial SrAp ratio of the target, and the ratio was not influenced by the Ar pressure. In the （Sr ＋ Ca）/P ratio, the ratio decreased while increasing the SrAp ratio in the target.
