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Transmission electron microscopy was used to explore the effect of these HBPs on calcium phosphate (Ca-PO4) nucleation and growth. Results indicated that HBPs may inhibit nucleation of Ca-PO4 nanoparticles and their phase transition to crystalline HAP, as well as control crystal growth rates in specific crystallographic directions, thus changing the classical needle-like morphology of inorganically grown HAP crystals to a biomimetic plate-like morphology.The sluggish cathodic kinetics and lower energy efficiency, associated with sol
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