Electrochemical characterisation of oxide films formed on Ti-6Al-4V alloy implanted with Ir for bioengineering applications

Iridium oxide anodically grown on pure iridium is known to have excellent properties for use as neural stimulating electrodes. Its mechanical properties, however, make pure iridium difficult to fabricate into small electrodes. In this work, the commercial Ti-Al-4V alloy surface modified by ion impla...

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Hauptverfasser: SILVA, T. M, RITO, J. E, SIMOES, A. M. P, FERREIRA, M. G. S, DA CUNHA BELO, M, WATKINS, K. G
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