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Pentavalent niobium cation forms a stable yellow-colored binary complex with 6-chloro-3-hydroxy-7-methyl-2-(2’- thienyl)-4H-chromen-4-one (CHMTC) in the ratio of 1:2. The complex is quantitatively extractable into carbon tetrachloride from HClO4 solution maintained at pH 1.26–1.75 and strictly adheres to Beer’s law as verified by the Ringbom plot with an optimized range of determination as 0.385–1.211 ppm of Nb(V). The ligand-metal complex system shows good precision, accuracy, sensitivity, and selectivity and handles satisfactorily the analysis of several samples of varying complexity. The results are highly reproducible as confirmed by statistical data. The stability of the complex is theoretically confirmed with the help of HOMO-LUMO values and the energy gap [for CHMTC, ΔEgap = 3.62 V and for Nb(V)-CHMTC Complex, ΔEgap = 2.97 eV]. The reactivity descriptors were calculated for detailed computational study to probe into the chemical behavior of the studied ligand and its complex. Further, mapped electrostatic potential diagrams help in justifying the donor sites of CHMTC ligand which is in accordance with the analytical findings.
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Elektrolityczne utlenianie plazmowe (POE) zastosowano do biomateriałów metalowych, takich jak niob i stop Ti-Nb-Zr (TNZ). Obróbkę prowadzono w elektrolicie kwasu H3PO4 z dodatkiem azotanu miedzi. Otrzymane porowate powłoki badano z użyciem SEM/EDX. Badania uzyskanych powłok wykazały, że są one wzbogacone w jony miedzi (ponad 3,5 %mas.), podczas gdy Cu/P oraz Cu/(P+osnowa) wynosiły odpowiednio 0,2 i 0,07. Taka charakterystyka sprzyja poprawie biokompatybilności badanego biomateriału.
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The Niobium and Titanium-Niobium-Zirconium (TNZ) alloy biomaterials were treated by Plasma Electrolytic Oxidation (PEO) in view of getting porous surface layers. For the PEO process, a special set up was built to perform the experiments in the electrolyte composed of concentrated H3PO4, with an addition of copper II nitrate. The surface layers were studied by means of SEM and EDS methods to reveal the effects of porosity and compositions. It was found one may create porous coatings on niobium and on TNZ alloy, enriched with copper ions. Over 3.5 wt% content of copper, with Cu/P and Cu/(P+Matrix) ratios equaling to 0.2 and 0.07, respectively, may assure a better biocompatibility of the biomaterials.
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