Preparing synthetic apatites
Apatites: naturally occurring phosphates
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Preparing synthetic apatites
Apatites: naturally occurring phosphates

Authors : Marjorie BERTOLUS, Mireille DEFRANCESCHI

Publication date: January 10, 2004, Review date: February 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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4. Preparing synthetic apatites

There are three main synthetic routes for the preparation of artificial apatites. It is now possible to custom-synthesize a large number of formulas, of which the table 4 gives an overview.

  • Dry process

    In the case of a reaction by the dry route, i.e. in the solid phase, synthesis generally involves heating a reaction mixture composed of various solid salts containing the anions and cations chosen in proportions optimized for each situation. The reaction involved can be represented (in the case of divalent Me cations, tetravalent XO 4 and monovalent Y anions) by:

    3Me 3 (XO...

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