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The magnitudes of colour change vector and lightness were examined for 20CaO/10P2O5/10MgO/10Al2O3/50SiO2 glass ceramics (B2O3/CaF2=0.01 wt % 0.01 wt %, mass fraction). The glass ceramics were thermally treated (cerammed) for crystallization at each selected temperature (800 to 980°C for each ceramming period) within a steel ring including the investment mould. Cristobalite-quartz investment mould exhibited no adhesive mould interfaces, showing that the magnitudes of colour change vector and lightness ranged from 17.60 (890°C) to 37.05 (980°C) and 55.77 (890°C) to 71.42 (980°C) for glass ceramics, respectively, after thermal treatment for 2 h (sample thickness 2 mm). The thermal treatment controlled the colour property measured by colour analyser as compared the cerammed samples with bovine enamel and human tooth enamel.
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Wakasa, K., Ikeda, A., Yoshida, Y. et al. Dental castable glass ceramics: ceramming treatment and colour property. J Mater Sci: Mater Med 6, 29–31 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00121243
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