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Incorporation and deposition behaviors of Zn into the channel of hydroxyapatite.
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Abstract
Zn was successfully incorporated into the channel of hydroxyapatite by loading of Zn and subsequent heat treatment, leading to a Hap with the largest Zn content in the channel compared with those obtained by the conventional wet chemical process. The incorporation of Zn into the channel was supported by X-ray diffraction analysis combined with Rietveld refinement, infrared spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy and X-ray absorption spectroscopy analysis. Moreover, we demonstrated that the incorporated Zn was deposited from the channel in the form of ZnO fine particles. Homogeneous distribution of ZnO on hydroxyapatite particles was confirmed by elemental mapping using transmission electron microscopy, suggesting the potential of this methodology to serve as a way of addressing metal oxide-decorated hydroxyapatite, which is attracting attention in the field of catalysis.
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