A study of an experimental formulation for development of improved dental cements / By Ahmed Zaki Zidan ; Supervised by Ahmed Nour Eldin Habib, Zohair Mohammed Aboutabi.

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Zidan, Ahmed Zaki [author]

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TextPublisher: 2008Description: [14], 230, 2 Leaves : illustrations ; 30 cmContent type:

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دراسة صيغة تجريبية لتطوير مواد اسمنت سنية محسنة

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Dissertation note: Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cairo University, Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine, 2008. Summary: This study has been conducted in an attempt to develop newly formulated powders, which can react with sterile distilled water to produce suitable cements for dental use. Three experimental powders have been formulated Powder a consisted of white portland cement powder with 10% calcium chloride

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Supervisors: Ahmed Nour Eldin Habib, Zohair Mohammed Aboutabi

Thesis (Ph.D.) - Cairo University, Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine, 2008.

This study has been conducted in an attempt to develop newly formulated powders, which can react with sterile distilled water to produce suitable cements for dental use. Three experimental powders have been formulated Powder a consisted of white portland cement powder with 10% calcium chloride