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[Pre-treatment of dental alloy for adhesive restorations. Part 3. Alkyl ammonium/Sn composite plating to various dental alloys].

The effect of alkyl ammonium salt/Sn composite plating on the adhesive characteristics of dental alloys was examined. The surface of dental alloys, on which such a composite plating was made, was analyzed by ESCA. The effect of the length of alkyl chain and its terminal atomic groups on the tensile adhesive strength to an adhesive resin was also examined. ESCA analysis revealed that both C and N atoms from the alkyl ammonium salts were certified on the surface of the dental alloys. Stable tensile adhesive strength, as high as 500 kg/cm2, was obtained when the number of C atoms of alkyl chain was 10 to 16. The alkyl ammonium salts containing such groups as hydroxyl, amino and vinyl at the terminal of the alkyl chain, were effective for increasing the tensile adhesive strength.

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[Recovery of galvanoplastic die-models--actual level and prospective development].

In contrast to the conventional methods of making galvanoplastic die-models a new technology of electrotype with copper is described. The important differences are the new mechanical arrangement of the electrolyticall cell, the using of a high constant current-density and the using of an open system with a continuous flowrate of the electrolyte and its constant temperature. With the new technology it is possible to get galvanoplastic dies from negativs with small diameter and with a high value of depth. The time of the electrochemical process is decreasing from 8 to 10 hours of only 40 minutes and the surface hardness is increasing from MHV 80 to MHV 160.

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