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Revisiting the inorganic component of bone: beyond the accepted concept of “mineral”

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By Henry P. Schwarcz, Viktória Kis
| Nature Verified
Abstract Bone is widely believed to be constructed of apatite with a composition close to that of hydroxyapatite. The mineral of bone is a made up of polycrystalline 5 nm-thick plates of a monoclinic crystal with a composition like that of apatite but differing from that mineral in most significant respects.
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High-Throughput Micro-Combinatorial TEM Phase Mapping of the DC Magnetron Sputtered YxTi1−xOy Thin Layer System

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By Dániel Olasz, Viktória Kis, Miklos Nemeth, Ildikó Cora
| MDPI
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Improved Method for Electron Powder Diffraction-Based Rietveld Analysis of Nanomaterials

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By Viktória Kis, Zsolt Kovacs, Zsolt Czigány, K. Kis
| MDPI
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