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From: Hafnium (IV) oxide obtained by atomic layer deposition (ALD) technology promotes early osteogenesis via activation of Runx2-OPN-mir21A axis while inhibits osteoclasts activity

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Spectrum of XPS measured over a wide range of elements binding energy (a), only O, Hf and C were detected. The distribution of elements: Hf, O and C as a function of Ar+ spattering time (b), high resolution O 1 s line decomposed into two components: bonded with Hf (blue line) and atmospheric contamination (red line) (c), hafnium 4f 7/2 (red line) and 4f 5/2 (blue line) spin –orbit doublet before sputtering (d) and after sputtering (e), the second spin–orbit doublet should be added to account for Hf bonded with less than 7 oxygen atoms. The AFM images of obtained HfO2 thin layer: top view of scan area equal to 4 μm2 (f) and three-dimensional view of scan area of 100 μm2(g)

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