Nano Calcium Hydroxyapatite (CaHA) is a biomimetic calcium phosphate nanomaterial engineered with particle size below 1000 nm. is a highly biocompatible biomaterial designed for dental, orthopedic, cosmetic, and composite applications. It offers balanced bioactivity, controlled surface reactivity, and improved processing behavior compared with ultra-nano materials. Its composition closely resembles natural hard tissue minerals, enabling excellent compatibility with biological systems and polymeric matrices.
CAT Number: EG-RM- Ca-HAp(s) - 26
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PRODUCT INFORMATION |
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Structural / Composition Data |
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Structure / Formula |
Ca₁₀(PO₄)₆(OH)₂ |
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Molecular Weight |
502.31g/mol |
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Particle Size (APS) |
< 1000 nm |
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Appearance |
White nano powder |
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Purity |
≥ 99% |
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Morphology |
Rod-like / spherical particles |
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Solubility |
Insoluble in water/dispersible in aqueous systems |
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Form(s) Available |
Dry powder / aqueous dispersion |
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Stability & Shelf Life |
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Storage |
Store at room temperature in dry sealed container |
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Post-Reconstitution |
24 months |
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Stability Notes |
Protect from moisture and contamination |
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Quality & Compliance |
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Intended Use |
Research, biomaterials, cosmetics, regenerative formulations |
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Documentation |
Certificate of Analysis (CoA), Safety Data Sheet (SDS), Specification Sheet |
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General Guidance |
Disperse slowly into deionized water under stirring. |
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Recommendations |
Use sonication for uniform dispersion and avoid excessive heat.
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Mechanism of Action |
Promotes calcium phosphate deposition and enhances biomaterial integration through osteoconductive activity.. |
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Biological Claims |
Enhances remineralization, improves scaffold compatibility, and supports tissue repair processes. |
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Intended Uses |
Bone tissue engineering, injectable regenerative fillers, mineral sunscreen, remineralizing toothpaste, drug delivery systems, anti-aging cosmetic formulations and bioactive coatings. |
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Sizes |
1 kg |
500 g |
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Better bioactivity, higher surface area, and improved cellular interaction.
Yes, it helps remineralize enamel and reduce dentin hypersensitivity.
CaHA nanoparticles promote bone tissue integration and growth which makes them perfect for bone defect treatment and regenerative applications in both orthopedic and dental fields.