What Are the Requirements for Producing Bio Ceramics That Emit Far Infra Rays?

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Hi all, I need a little help here please? Please can somebody answer my question with regards to bio ceramics? I am looking for a way to produce a ceramic that will emitt far infra rays. It would be used in the aquatic scene for biological filtration in a form of trickle towers.But what I need to know is... what ceramics do I need and their quantities? And also the mineral oxide contents?

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Hi all, can I safely pressume nobody has a clue to what I am talking about?


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We know what you are talking about, just no idea what your talking about.
 

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