Publications by authors named "Ollivier Pujol"
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- Precipitated oxalates are nanostructured materials that can serve as precursors for various nanostructured oxides, and their particle shapes can be altered using polymer additives and complexing counter-ions.
- Modifying cobalt oxalate particle shape with PMMA can change the particle morphology from elongated rods to platelets, without affecting the overall crystallite size, indicating a focus on aggregation kinetics rather than nucleation.
- Copper oxalates can also have their shapes influenced by cellulose-derived polymers and acetate counter-ions, with higher molecular weights impacting particle morphology differently, thus showcasing the role of additives in tailoring particle characteristics.
This paper reports an implant periapical lesion (IPL) with a previously unreported etiology. The presence of an osteolytic area around the apex and around the middle portion of a stable Straumann hollow-screw implant was found on periapical radiographs 3.5 years after implant placement.
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