Structure and mechanical properties of passivating titanium oxide films fabricated by DC plasma oxidation

Y. X. Leng; N. Huang; P. Yang; J. Y. Chen; H. Sun; J. Wang; G. J. Wang; Y. Leng; P. K. Chu

Structure and mechanical properties of passivating titanium oxide films fabricated by DC plasma oxidation

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Author(s)

Y. X. Leng
N. Huang
P. Yang
J. Y. Chen
H. Sun
J. Wang
G. J. Wang
Y. Leng

Detail(s)

Original language	English
Journal / Publication	IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science
Publication status	Published - 2002

Conference

Title	2002 IEEE International Conference on plasma Science
Place	Canada
City	Banff, Alta.
Period	26 - 30 May 2002

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Permanent Link	https://scholars.cityu.edu.hk/en/publications/publication(0270221e-ec0d-4ac3-b762-5e8bfd98f225).html

Abstract

Titanium oxide layers were synthesized on titanium using direct current (DC) plasma oxidation. X-ray diffraction analysis revealed that the titanium oxide layers have both the rutile and annatase structures. Nano-hardness test, pin-on-disc wear experiment, scratch adhesion test and platelet adhesion investigation were performed to evaluate the mechanical properties and blood compatibility of the titanium oxide layers. The results indicate that titanium oxide layers fabricated by this method have good blood compatibility and mechanical properties.