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Ag3Sn
Gamma
Cu3Sn
Epsilon
Ag2Hg3
Gamma 1
Hi copper single has what?
Cu, Ag, Sn + Hg
High copper (single)
Best because no Gamma 2.

Gamma + Epsilon + Hg
-->
Gamma 1 + Eta + Gamma + Epsilon
Traditional low copper
Gamma + Hg --> Gamma + Gamma 1 + Gamma 2 +
High Copper 2 Reactions
1. Gamma + AgCu + Hg -->
Gamma + Gamma 1 + Gamma 2 + AgCu

2. Gamma 2 + AgCu --> Eta + Gamma 1
Sn7-8Hg
Gamma 2
CuSn5
Eta
Non working side
mediotrusive/balancing
#4 clamp
small maxillary premolars
Atropine Sulfate
not used routinely
Bella Donnas
15mg 2 hours before
Scopalamine
.4mg 1/2 hr between
Valium
5 -10 mg 1hour prior
Dentin critical pH
6.2
12A clamp
Right mandibular and Left Max molars
7 clamp
Mandibular molars
Excess Hg causes?
a decrease in physical and mechanical properties
Lack of Hg causes?
an increase in porosity, rough dry and irregular surface
Seven steps
Outline, resistance, retention, convenience, removal decay, cavosurface, Debridement
Problems with Low copper amalgams
1. Low strength and problem with Gamma 2 (corrosion prone)
Tin
reduces expansion, good hardening
Silver
increases mechanical resistance and delay shiny appearance loss and corrosion
Zinc
Antioxidant; exapnsion
Copper
increases hardness
#2
Large premolars

2A is small PM
#9
Butterfly clamp
#7
Mandibular molars