Se Ho Boo

Title: Se Ho Boo and a Method for Preparing Cremation Crystals

Introduction

Se Ho Boo is an inventor based in Jeju, South Korea. His patent work addresses a method for turning cremated remains into crystals, with an emphasis on preserving the ashes and producing crystals suitable for jewelry.

Latest Patents

Boo is associated 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. By mixing the ashes with phosphoric acid obtained through the reduction of phosphorus in skeletal remains, the method aims to limit damage caused by volatilization and support more efficient crystal formation.

The process is designed to produce crystals composed of skeletal remains without adding other materials. It also aims to achieve the desired color and transparency in a single formation process, without restricting the crystals to a particular appearance, and to make them suitable for use in different kinds of jewelry.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Boo’s work through this cremation-crystal preparation patent. No company affiliation is specified.

Collaborations

Boo’s listed coworkers include Mi Kyung Ko and Dae Hoon Kim. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or their professional relationship with him.

Conclusion

Se Ho Boo’s patent proposes a catalyst-based approach to forming cremation crystals from skeletal remains, combining a focus on material preservation with the potential for customizable appearance and jewelry applications.