Application of a porous material
AssigneeChongqing Runze Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
InventorLei Ye
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AssigneeChongqing Runze Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
InventorLei Ye
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The present invention relates to a new application of a porous material. The porous material is composed of pore cavities and cavity walls surrounding the pore cavities, wherein the pore cavities of the porous material are three-dimensionally interconnected; the capillary force of the porous material is 5 Pa or more; and a contact angle between a surface of the cavity wall of the porous material and a liquid phase material circulating therein is less than 90°. The porous material is applied as a microcirculation power source. The porous material is used in a circulation system as a microcirculation power source for providing material exchange. The porous material is used in a separation system as a microcirculation power source for providing material separation and movement. The porous material is used in a medical implant system as a microcirculation power source for providing tissue cell growth.
A porous material, comprising a plurality of pore cavities and cavity walls surrounding the pore cavities, wherein the pore cavities of the porous material are three-dimensionally interconnected;
A circulation system comprising a microcirculation power source providing a power source of material exchange, wherein the microcirculation power source is a porous material, and the porous material comprises a plurality of pore cavities and cavity walls surrounding the pore cavities, wherein the pore cavities of the porous material are three-dimensionally interconnected;
A separation system comprising a microcirculation power source providing a power source of material separation and movement, wherein the microcirculation power source is a porous material, and the porous material comprises a plurality of pore cavities and cavity walls surrounding the pore cavities, wherein the pore cavities of the porous material are three-dimensionally interconnected;
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