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| Biocompatible Fine Ceramics |
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The human body contains a wide variety of chemical substances. Fine Ceramics possess a high degree of chemical resistance to acids and alkalis. The artificial joints shown below are made of materials that are compatible with the internal chemistry of the human body.
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| Applications: Biocompatible components for orthopedic joint replacement systems. |
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| Biocompatibility |
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| Fine Ceramics are light, strong and chemically stable. Due to these characteristics, Fine Ceramics have helped advance the field of medical science, and Fine Ceramic materials and process technologies have become crucial to the development of contemporary medicine. |
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