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07050 NEW MODELS FOR SCALE FORMATION AND DISSOLUTION

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Product Number: 51300-07050-SG
ISBN: 07050 2007 CP
Author: George H. Nancollas, Lijun Wang, Zachary J. Henneman, and Patrick P. Emmerling
Publication Date: 2007
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Combination of a constant composition (CC) crystallization approach together with atomic force microscopy (AFM) has enabled the elucidation of the mechanisms of the scale (crystals) formation and dissolution at the molecular level. The new model reveals that the surfaces may be unable to support etch pits of sufficient size so as to be able to continue the dissolution process when the crystals are at the nanoscale. These small crystals resist dissolution even though the aqueous phases may be undersaturated. In addition, the inhibitory effectiveness of bisphosphonates for both the formation and dissolution of scale (Ca-P crystals) is discussed.
Combination of a constant composition (CC) crystallization approach together with atomic force microscopy (AFM) has enabled the elucidation of the mechanisms of the scale (crystals) formation and dissolution at the molecular level. The new model reveals that the surfaces may be unable to support etch pits of sufficient size so as to be able to continue the dissolution process when the crystals are at the nanoscale. These small crystals resist dissolution even though the aqueous phases may be undersaturated. In addition, the inhibitory effectiveness of bisphosphonates for both the formation and dissolution of scale (Ca-P crystals) is discussed.
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