Determination of the experimental density of a titanium alloy for biomedical applications
Keywords:
Biomaterial, Titanium Alloys, Volumetric Density, Mechanical PropertiesAbstract
One of the most applied alloys in the biomedical area is Ti-6Al-4V, however, it has been discovered that vanadium causes cytotoxic effects, generating reactions with some human tissues, while aluminum has been associated with neurological disorders. In turn, TiMoNb alloys integrate a new titanium-based class, without the presence of aluminum and vanadium, and presenting a low modulus of elasticity. In addition, it has a lower volumetric density than some metals used in medicine, something attractive for elements in the use of biomaterials. Volumetric density was determined in two ways: theoretical and experimental. The theoretical form based on the density of each chemical element as well as its mass proportion. And the experimental form using the Archimedes Principle. The objective of this work is to study the Ti-15%wt.Mo-5%wt.Nb alloy and characterize it chemically quantitatively by density technique.
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