What Is Aquamation?

What Is Aquamation?
Aquamation – also known as biocremation, resomation, flameless cremation, and water cremation – uses alkaline hydrolysis to dispose of human or animal remains. Touted as an eco-friendly alternative to cremation, it uses a heated alkaline solution to break down the body, leaving behind only the skeleton.
During aquamation, the body is placed inside a pressurized vessel filled with a mixture of water and potassium hydroxide (lye) and heated to around 90 - 150 °C (200 - 300 °F). As the container is pressurized, the solution doesn’t boil and instead gently gets to work breaking down the organic matter over several hours.

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[LoudScope]

Aquamation is also known as biocremation, resomation, flameless cremation, and water cremation.

[NapoleonBornParty]

Don’t cremate or aquamate me. Just wrap me in sheets and bury me.

[lilacout]

Where do they put the liquid afterwards?

[redneckchevy]

I want to be spread across Disneyland. I also don't want to be cremated

[andsoitbegins]

I want aquamation for myself, but unfortunately it is not available in Arkansas....yet.

[ADG.Est.]

What is the dust and the liquid used for

[Skips-koolaide]

Can you refer me to the scientific info that links pm10 to depression

[bmaiceman]

Csn i keep the skeleton after tge process is done? Likectge wjole bone. Wire them together as they where?

[johndavid]

"" What person in their right mind, would want their loved one fushed down the drain into the sewers how DISRESPECTFULL.

[duanemsila]

You could always consider becoming compost.. Haha like it matters what happens after we die

[aaronsaunders]

1 million acres = they should convert that to wasteland