Scanning electrochemical microscopy investigation of the rate of formation of a passivating TiO 2 layer on a Ti G4 dental implant
Abdelilah Asserghine(Argonne National Laboratory), Géza Nagy(University of Pecs), Dániel Filotás(University of Pecs), Lívia Nagy(University of Pecs)
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