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V Piddock1, A J Qualtrough, A Slevin
1Department of Restorative Dentistry, University of Manchester Dental Hospital, England.
Abstract:
The effects of experimental lithium-containing ion exchange pastes on dental porcelain were compared with a commercial ion strengthening paste. Maximum biaxial flexure strength using the experimental pastes was obtained by firing lithium paste containing 200 g per L lithium sulphate dihydrate for 45 minutes at 750 degrees C onto the surface of the porcelain. However, the commercial paste produced the greatest strengthening overall.
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