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Multiple uses for our Bone Ash 

Military

It has been advised that the addition of bone ash

to cement in construction where live ammunition

is used may reduce the effects of ricochet

creating increased safety.

  https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359415344_THE_SUITABILITY_OF_ANIMAL_BONE_ASH_AS_PARTIAL_REPLACEMENT_OF_CEMENT_IN_CONCRETE_PRODUCTION

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Fertilizer

Bone ash is a natural fertilizer and soil amendment. The two primary components, calcium and phosphorus, are essential nutrients for the growth and health of plants.   

Due to its structure, the bone ash slowly releases these nutrients over time.  ​​

In addition to it's nutrient content, bone ash also helps to improve soil structure. It enhances the soil's ability to retain moisture and nutrients, reducing the need for frequent watering and fertilization. This makes it an environmentally friendly option for gardeners and farmers, as it minimizes the use of synthetic fertilizers and reduces the risk of nutrient runoff into water sources.

(ScienceSphere.blog 2023). 

Pottery

Bone Ash is used as an ingredient in Pottery.  The production of Bone Ash renders it chemically inert and free of organic material.  In ceramics, bone ash (Ca3(PO4)2) is an important source of calcium phosphate. The calcium acts as a flux, while the phosphorous acts as a glass former. When added to a clay body such as bone ash, it lowers the maturing temperature and adds translucency.

Bone ash may also be used to give texture in low fire glazes. In low-fire glazes, bone ash acts as an opacifier, while in high-fire glazes it
can create translucence. 

 

Glazes

https://www.theceramicshop.com/product/326/bone-ash-natural/

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China

Bone Ash is used in Bone China and Glass around the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bone_china

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