Zirconiaa
Zirconiaa is not a recognized chemical term and is typically a misspelling or branding variant of zirconia, the ceramic material whose standard name is zirconium dioxide (ZrO2). In most scholarly and industrial contexts, Zirconiaa would be treated as a typographical error for zirconia. When encountered in sources, it should be cross-checked against authoritative references on zirconia.
Zirconia exists in three polymorphs: monoclinic at room temperature, and tetragonal and cubic at higher temperatures.
Applications include dental ceramics (crowns, bridges), dental implants frameworks, and industrial uses such as refractory linings,
Production involves processing zircon sand to zirconia through purification, calcination, and sintering. Modern methods use powder
Safety and environmental aspects: zirconia ceramics are generally inert and biocompatible, but fine powders can pose