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pmid: 35861615
We introduce hydrogels within which we form CaCO3in situ to achieve a homogeneous distribution of the mineral. We demonstrate that the mechanical reinforcement is much higher if CaCO3 is amorphous compared to any of its crystalline polymorphs.
Minerals, Tissue Engineering, Hydrogels
Minerals, Tissue Engineering, Hydrogels
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