Factors governing the sinterability, In vitro dissolution, apatite formation and antibacterial properties in B2O3 incorporated S53P4 based glass powders
Sakthi Prasad(Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute), Kaushik Biswas, Margit Fábián(HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research), K. Annapurna(Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute), Amarnath R. Allu(Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute), Anal Tarafder(Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute), Prasanta Kumar Sinha(Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute), Sucheta Tripathy(Indian Institute of Chemical Biology)
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