A biologically-validated biodegradable material must comfortably stay in the physiological
environment it is placed in, before finally disappearing over the intended period of time with
adequate rates of degradation. The primary objective and utility of such a material is to
eliminate the requirement of secondary surgery in applications involving bone implants. In
recent decades, biodegradable alloys have exhibited enhanced biocompatibility, and
improved mechanical and biodegradation properties. This has generated renewed interest …