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Síntese e caracterização do fosfato tricálcico beta por combustão em solução dopado com 5 % de cério
The use of biomaterial scaffolds has increasingly shown promise for bone restoration. Among the materials employed, beta-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP) stands out as a biocement with great potential; however, traditional research methods for it are often slow and costly. Aiming to overcome these limit
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