Metal treatment

Metal implants (10) are treated by anodising the surface (11, 12) in contact with an electrolyte, and then briefly subjecting the anodised surface to a reversed voltage. During a first anodising stage the surfaces are passivated, while during a subsequent anodising stage pits are formed in the passi...

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Hauptverfasser:	TURNER ANDREW DEREK, SHAWCROSS JAMES TIMOTHY, LEWIS DAVID RICHARD
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