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The morphologic and microstructural development of natural fish bone through heat treatment is examined in view of fish‐waste management and as a possible route for hydroxyapatite ceramics. Fish bone heated at temperatures ≤1300°C maintains a porous structure, with a sintered wall and a major crystalline phase of hydroxyapatite. Fish‐originated ceramics are potentially useful as bioactive media as well as for environmentally compatible materials.
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