Camphorquinone
Camphorquinone is a chemical compound used as a photoinitiator in dental restorative materials, such as dental composites and adhesives. It is an organic compound derived from the essential oil of the camphor tree. Camphorquinone absorbs visible light, typically in the blue-violet range, and undergoes photochemical reactions that initiate the polymerization process in these dental materials.
3 protocols using camphorquinone
Modified Clay Nanocomposites Synthesis
Synthesis and characterization of modified clay fillers
Synthesis and Characterization of Dental Composites
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