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titleOfInvention Utilization of Carbide Obtained from Umiyama Sanko Resources as Heating Medium for Cooking and Production Method Thereof
abstract (57) [Summary] [Purpose] This is a heat medium used in place of the water put in the saucer of the gas stove for baking fish, etc. A black porous carbide that radiates the heat as far infrared rays having a strongest peak near 2.7 μm, which is the vibration energy of water, at the use temperature. [Structure] Porous carbide obtained by heat-treating scales, mussels, rice bran, barley brassica or their defatted residues at around 500 ° C., and exhibiting a stable black or black-brown color even when the turbidity in the furnace in which the gas stove is used.
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