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Heterogeneous Nucleation of Hydroxyapatite-collagen Nanocomposite

Hydroxyapatite-collagen 나노복합재료에서의 불균질 핵생성

  • 장명철 (군산대학교 재료·화학공학부)
  • Published : 2001.11.01
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Abstract

Hydroxyapatite[COL] nanocomposite was prepared through coprecipitation process. The chemical bond formation between HAP and COL was confirmed by diffusive reflectance FT-IR and TEM observation. Higher concentration of COL in the preparation induced tiny nanocrystalline composite particles, but lower concentration of COL contributed to form the well developed HAP particles. From TEM observation and ED(Electron Diffraction) pattern the embedded HAP nanoparticles were oriented along the c-axis of COL fiber. In an aqueous system of constant [Ca$\^$2+/] and [PO$_4$$\^$3-/], quantity of soluble COL matrix was doing an important role of controlling the heterogeneous nucleation site for the formation of HAP nanocrystals. Higher concentration of COL will provide more nucleation sites for Ca$\^$2+/ and so the concentration of calcium ions for the total number of active nucleation sites will be getting relatively dilute.

공침법을 이용하여 수산화아파타이트[HAP]-콜라겐[COL] 나노복합재료를 제조하였다. HAP 결정과 COL 분자 사이의 화학결합형성을 확산반사법 FT-IR 및 투과전자현미경(TEM) 관찰로부터 확인하였다. 제조 시에 첨가되는 콜라겐 단백질의 농도가 높으면 미세한 아파타이트 나노결정의 콜라겐 복합체가 만들어지고 첨가되는 단백질의 농도가 낮으면 아파타이트 결정이 비교적 크게 발달하였다. FT-IR과 전자선 회절(electron diffraction)로부터 콜라겐 매체에 발달된 아파타이트 결정입자 들은 콜라겐 분자의 c 축을 따라 정렬하는 것임을 알 수 있었다. 칼슘이온 농도와 인산이온 농도를 일정하게 유지하는 수용액 계에 용해되어 있는 콜라겐 단백질의 농도는 아파타이트 결정의 발달을 위한 불균질 핵생성 위치를 제공하는 중요한 역할을 하고 있다. 콜라겐의 농도가 높으면 칼슘이온(Ca$^{2+}$)에 대한 핵생성을 위한 활성화 위치를 많이 제공하게 되며, 이는 핵생성 위치에 대한 칼슘이온 농도가 상대적으로 낮아지는 것에 대응하게 된다.

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