Yes, plastics and metal can be used in medical implants - which include replacements for joints (hips, knees, etc).
Yes, plastics can be used in medical implants. There are certain types of plastics, known as biocompatible plastics, which are specifically designed to be safe and non-toxic for use in the human body. These plastics can be used for various medical implants such as joint replacements, dental implants, and cardiac devices.
In brief they are solids used for surgical implants
Many parapharmaceutical products are made from plastics.
Rubber is not used though plastics are. Plastics are used to insulate them because they do not conduct electricity
No but they can be used to make Plastics
Plexiglas and lead are frequently used.
used for implants such as hip joints also surgical equipment
Depends what you mean precisely. Very many materials used in surgery and for implants are spin-offs of various space programs - for instance, PTFE which is used in implants.
Only if you are sitting on the hob!
Acetone is used as a solvent in many plastics and fibers. It also is used as a chemical intermediate and is sometimes used in medical and cosmetic products.
Titanium will not turn your finger green or affect the skin in any way. It is completely hypoallergenic which is why it is used for medical implants such as knees, hips, heart valves, and dental implants.
In brief they are solids used for surgical implants
Two companies that specialize in testing plastics in the United States are Instron and Intertek. They test plastics for specific industries such as medical, aerospace and cars.
Many parapharmaceutical products are made from plastics.
palstic can be used to make real life cars such as ferrari's and also plastics can be used to make houses
Rubber is not used though plastics are. Plastics are used to insulate them because they do not conduct electricity
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They are used for making plastic's but the plastics they make aren't biograble