Calcium phosphate Nanoparticles

Calcium phosphate Nanoparticles

This Nanoparticles components have been developed in medicine because of their high biology and good biodegradation, as phosphate calcium is a non-organic mineral found in human bones and teeth. Therefore, conventional methods of mixing nanoparticles in medicine, for example Polymers, metal particles (such as gold), metal particles (such as magnetite), and digital dots (such as CdS). The preparation of phosphorus and calcium nanoparticles from aqueous solutions is efficiently achieved when used in active processing, e.g. a charged polymer molecule or adsorbent molecule. In this article, we present a series of applications of this Nanoparticles successfully applied to biological systems. However, here we do not consider ceramic nanocrystalline calcium phosphates (bulk systems), but only disperse colloids. Calcium phosphorus is promising because of its biological stability and also because it is not dependent on microbiological degradation of organ systems or polymerases. It can be formed in aqueous media with various polyelectrolytes which can be added to the dye. It is also possible to prepare nanocapsules to prepare It coated with alternating layers of anionic and cationic polyelectrolyte (layer-by-layer). Calcium phosphate can therefore be extracted by combining acidification, filtration and ion exchange.