LE CINETICA DE DISSOLUTION DE HYDROXYAPATITE IN LE PRESENTIA E ABSENTIA DE PHOSPHATOS INORGANIC E ORCANIC.-Esseva trovate que in le absentia de convection, le dissolution de hydroxyapatite synthetic dependeva del factor de transporto de massa. Le addition de phosphatos exerceva nulle influentia super le rapiditate del dissolution. Sub conditiones de un vigorose convection fortiate, le emanation de iones ab sitos de defectos superficial pareva restringer le intensitate del dissolution. Alora le addition de phosphatos organic e inorganic reduceva le rapiditate del dissolution per un factor de inter 2 e 8, e iste phenomeno esseva attribute a absorption a sitos de defectos superfical.
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