Zirconium dioxide is used as a structural ceramic in components requiring high strength and resistance to wear and fracture. It is applied in biomedical implants, including dental and orthopedic components, due to its mechanical reliability and chemical stability. ZrO2 is used in thermal barrier coatings to protect surfaces from heat exposure and degradation. Stabilized zirconia serves as an electrolyte in solid fuel cells, enabling oxygen ion transport for electrochemical operations. Zirconium dioxide is additionally studied for photocatalytic and photoluminescent applications, where its wide bandgap supports UV absorption and light emission, enhanced through doping or composite formation.1
Reference:
1. Sailo, L.; Singh, N. M. Zirconium Oxide–Based Materials: An In-Depth Review of Synthesis Strategies and Their Roles in Biomedical, Energy, and Materials Science Applications. JOM, 77 (2025)
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