Mi Kyung Ko

Title: Mi Kyung Ko: Advancing Cremation Crystal Preparation

Introduction

Mi Kyung Ko is an inventor associated with Jeju, South Korea. His work includes a method for preparing cremation crystals from ashes, with an emphasis on preserving the material and controlling the crystals’ appearance.

Latest Patents

Ko is listed with 1 patent: “Method for preparing cremation crystals using catalyst obtained through reduction of phosphorus in skeletal remains.” The invention describes using phosphoric acid (H3PO4) as a catalyst during heat treatment of ashes. The process is intended to reduce damage caused by volatilization and support more efficient crystal formation.

The method mixes ashes with phosphoric acid obtained through the reduction of phosphorus in skeletal remains. According to the supplied description, this approach can produce crystals composed purely of skeletal remains without adding other materials. It also aims to achieve the desired color and transparency in a single formation process, while allowing the crystals to be used in different kinds of jewelry.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Ko’s patent work in cremation-crystal preparation. No additional career details or company affiliation were provided.

Collaborations

Ko’s listed coworkers include Se Ho Boo and Dae Hoon Kim. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Mi Kyung Ko’s documented invention focuses on a catalyst-based process for forming cremation crystals, seeking to preserve the ashes, avoid additional additives, and provide flexibility in the crystals’ appearance and use.