The nucleation and growth behavior of glasses with the composition (75 NaPO3-25 CaF2)
100− x–(TiO2/ZnO/MgO) x, with x= 0 and x= 1.5 (in mol%) is investigated. The glasses …

This paper reports on the role of phosphate-based glass (PBG) microspheres and their
physicochemical properties including in vitro biological response to human mesenchymal …

Enhanced chemical stability and reduced glass transition temperature are surely desirable
for the low-melting sealing glasses. An elusive trade-off between the glass transition …

Molecule like silver quantum clusters ([Agm] n+ QCs) exhibit an ultrasmall size confinement
resulting in efficient broadband fluorescence. However, free [Agm] n+ QCs are also …

Bioactive glasses have been popular as coating materials on bone implants in recent years
to increase their integration with the host tissue and overall biological function. Infection and …

Invert phosphate-based glasses belong to biomaterials class due to their biocompatibility
and versatile structure tuneable by the composition choice, regarding both modifier and …

Yttrium‐doped glasses have been utilized for biomedical applications such as radiotherapy,
especially for liver cancer treatment. In this paper, the crystallization behavior of phosphate …

Phosphate-based glasses (PBGs) are promising materials for biomedical applications due
to their biocompatible and fully resorbable characteristics in aqueous environments. These …

Thermal spraying of bioglasses offers the opportunity to produce coatings for different
biomedical applications. The resorption of the coatings can be adjusted by tailoring the …

Phosphate glasses have been of great interest for the fabrication of new lasing glasses.
Indeed, as compared to other glass families, phosphate glasses can be prepared using low …