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J. Japan Inst. Metals, Vol. 65, No. 9 (2001), pp. 819_ 822
Ý 2001 The Japan Institute of Metals
Determination of Peeling Plane of the Fused Porcelain to Titanium
Eri Miura
1
, Liu Jie
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, Ikuya Watanabe
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, Yasuhiro Tanaka
1
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Takanobu Shiraishi
1
and Kunihiro Hisatsune
1
1
Department of Dental Materials Science, Nagasaki University School of Dentistry, Nagasaki 852_ 8588
2
Department of Fixed Prosthodontics, Nagasaki University School of Dentistry, Nagasaki 852_ 8588
Microstructure observation of peeling plane of the fusing porcelain with titanium was performed by SEM_ EDX. From the
results of the bend test, bonding strength of the degassed sample using bonding_ porcelain is higher than that of degassing_ free
and bonding_ porcelain_ free sample. From SEM_ EDX observation of the peeling plane, the sample using the bonding_ porcelain
shows good reactivity with the porcelain, and many hollows out of the porcelain side were observed. However, chemical composi-
tion of peeling plane indicates that peeling plane is formed by mainly titanium. Microstructures of the sample with and without
bonding_ porcelain are obviously different, which indicates that the difference of reaction product in interface region. From the
result of the cross_ sectional observation of the fused porcelain/titanium interface, it was suggested that the peeling at interface
between titanium and porcelain causes at the oxygen_ dissolved titanium and/or titanium oxide phase which diffuses to the por-
celain side.
(Received April 26, 2001; Accepted July 11, 2001)
Keywords: titanium, fused porcelain, interface, peeling plane, cohesive failure
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