Review Article

Insight into Biological Apatite: Physiochemical Properties and Preparation Approaches

Table 2

Preparation of biological apatite with thermal treatment.

AuthorsRaw materialParticle sizePretreatmentTemperature (°C)Annealing timeCrystal
SizeMorphologyIdentityCa/P

Seo et al. [17]Commercial bone ash powder5–10  mImmersion in NaOH10001 h0.5–1.0  mIrregularHAp + α-TCP1.73
Janus et al. [11]Porcine boneBoiling; Leaching in NaOH 800
1200
70–700 nmHAp (800°C)
HAp + CaO (1200°C)
1.709 (800°C)
1.675 (1200°C)
Barakat et al. [5]Bovine bone<450  mWashing with acetone8501 h0.1–0.25  mHAp1.65
Seo and Lee [58]Human teeth9001 hHAp1.63
Ooi et al. [16]Bovine bone10 * 5 * 5 mm3400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 12002 hHAp (<1000°C)
HAp + β-TCP (>1000°C)
>1.67
Rhee et al. [61]Bovine boneDegreasing and deproteinization600, 800, 10003 h50 nm (600°C)
1  m (1000°C)
Murugan et al. [57]Bovine boneDegreasing; hydrothermal treatment in NaOH500Overnight12 nmHAp-CO3
Danilchenko et al. [8]Bovine bone3 * 5 * 20 mm3 block and powder100, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 130045 minFast growth into big crystals (>200 nm, °C)HAp (<700°C)
HAp + CaO + MgO (>700°C)
Kim et al. [14]Porcine bone15 * 15 * 15 mm3Immersion in H2O2 and alcohol13002 hHAp + β-TCP (oxygen-poor environment) HAp (oxygen-rich environment)1.49 (oxygen-poor environment)
1.66 (oxygen-rich environment)
Murugan et al. [37]Bovine boneDegreasing in acetone-ether mixture 700OvernightHAp
Pan et al. [62]Rat cortical boneImmersion in H2O2 rinsed in deionized water and absolute ethanol and then dried, then being chilled in liquid nitrogen and pulverized60024 h30–40 nmShort rodHAp-CO3 with trace Na and Mg1.63 ± 0.04