Phase identification of dental amalgam using transmission electron microscopy

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S Consani, L A Ruhnke, D M da Silva

Australian Dental Journal

|December 1, 1976

Abstract:

Dental amalgam specimens were polished and afterward etched by an acid iodine solution. The replicas were obtained by the vacuum coating technique. The electron micrographs indicated that it was possible to identify the silver-mercury (gamma1) and tin-mercury (gamma2) intermetallic compounds formed during amalgam setting.

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