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The apparent heats of wetting (ΔH W ) and heats of reaction (ΔH R ) of ground dentin, enamel, anorganic tooth, and synthetic fluorapatite of known specific surface were determined calorimetrically. Values of ΔH W in water were affected by the presence of collagenous matter. Reactions at the surface were caused mainly by organic groups, since the ΔH R values for anorganic tooth, enamel, and fluorapatite were much smaller when exposed to reagents.
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Huget et al. (1968) studied this question.
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