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Gerry
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It depends on how it is measured, and it is difficult to measure. The enamel tends to fracture before one can really get a number. It is really high.
SO - why do some guru's claim that D-E bond is around 23mPa? Other than they can't get higher bond strengths with their stuff! Or did I just answer my own question.
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john kanca
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It is a heck of a lot more than 23 mPa.
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Gerry
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It is a heck of a lot more than 23 mPa.
That's fairly obvious to anyone who has done any testing whatsoever. So where did this number start from? See DT for various "experts" pushing this number. "I'm happy with anything around 20 as this is the D-E fusion strength. Anything more is window dressing"
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john kanca
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Got a link for said claims?
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I did once - Haven't bothered with DT for several months. This is from a thread (one of many) you were invovled with where you basically stated that the more the better. I'll look this stuff up when I get a break. Lunch is occupied with setting up 20 specimens.
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Gerry
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The mean ultimate tensile cohesive strengths of bovine and human DEJ region were 47.7 MPa and 51.5 MPa (Urabe & Nakajima)
I'll keep looking on DT for the 20(+/-) statement.
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This strikes me as low...John Gwinnett figured it much higher....
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