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Bone Glue
(redirected from animal glue)

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Bone Glue
A synthetic carbonated hydroxyapatite with a carbonate ion content similar to bone mineral. This calcium/phosphate goo hardens into dahllite 5 minutes post mixing, acting as ‘instant bone’ for fractures
bone glue
Orthopedics A calcium/phosphate goo that hardens into dahllite 5 mins post mixing, acting as 'instant bone' for fractures. See Dahllite.
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