NN1603 Nano-Hydroxyapatite Powder (CAS No. 1306-06-5)

Description of Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder

Hydroxylapatite (Ca₁₀(PO₄)₆(OH)₂) is an alkaline calcium phosphate and the principal natural mineral present in bones and teeth. The hydroxyl group (OH⁻) may be replaced by fluoride, chloride or carbonate ions, thereby forming fluorapatite or chlorapatite. In addition, calcium ions can be substituted by various metal ions in ion exchange reactions, thereby producing metal apatites (M-Apatite).

Specifications for Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder

Applications of Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder

a. Biomedical Applications: The powder is used as a bone substitute, in reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, in dentistry and in the manufacture of materials for dental and bone applications.

b. Additional Applications: It is employed in chromatographic purification, as a calcium supplement and in the food industry, given that hydroxylapatite naturally occurs in milk, particularly within casein micelles in milk and whey.

Packaging of Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder

Our Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder is clearly labelled and marked to facilitate identification and ensure strict quality control. During storage and transportation, measures are taken to prevent damage and maintain quality.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is the Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder safe for use in medical applications?

Yes, the Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder exhibits proven biocompatibility and satisfies the required standards for applications such as bone substitution and dental implants. It is produced and tested to guarantee safety and effectiveness.

2. How should the Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder be stored?

The powder should be stored in a dry, cool location, protected from direct sunlight and moisture. It is important to seal the packaging securely after each use in order to avoid contamination and reduction in quality.

3. Can the Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder be used in food products?

Yes, hydroxylapatite is used in the food industry as a calcium supplement. It naturally occurs in milk and whey, specifically within casein micelles. Our formulation complies with food safety regulations and is suitable for such applications.

4. Which certifications does the Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder possess?

The product holds the relevant certification documents that verify its purity and safety. For specific requirements or further details regarding certifications, please contact us.

5. Do you offer customised specifications for the Nano-Hydroxylapatite Powder?

Yes, Stanford Advanced Materials offers customised solutions according to the specific requirements of our customers. Please contact our Sales team to discuss your individual specifications.