Mechanical properties and host reactions of biomaterials in the synopsis
Mechanical properties are the most important properties to be considered for the characterization and design of efficient biomaterials. The mechanical properties are; 1. Stress-Strain Behaviour 2. Viscoelasticity 3. Surface properties STRESS-STRAIN BEHAVIOUR For a material that undergoes a mechanical deformation – Stress is defined as…
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