Abstract: A porous and easy water soluble amorphous silica which does not contain tar, crystal, residual agrichemicals, and carcinogens, and method and apparatus to produce same, by using only one burning treatment from a plant including abundant silica, including a method of manufacturing the amorphous silica wherein rice family plants are burned while stirring and introducing into the furnace an atmospheric gas having a mass of 6.7× or more and 20× or less of the weight of the rice family plants, or oxygen gas having a weight of 1.4× or more and 4× or less with respect to the weight of the rice family plants, and at the same time as burning, combustion gas generated at the time of combustion is discharged.

Abstract: A porous and easy water soluble amorphous silica which does not contain tar, crystal, residual agrichemicals, and carcinogens, and method and apparatus to produce same, by using only one burning treatment from a plant including abundant silica, including a method of manufacturing the amorphous silica wherein rice family plants are burned while stirring and introducing into the furnace an atmospheric gas having a mass of 6.7× or more and 20× or less of the weight of the rice family plants, or oxygen gas having a weight of 1.4× or more and 4× or less with respect to the weight of the rice family plants, and at the same time as burning, combustion gas generated at the time of combustion is discharged.

Abstract: Porous and easy water soluble amorphous silicon, method and apparatus to produce thereof can be obtained which does not contain tar, crystal, residual agrichemicals, and carcinogens by using only one burning treatment from a plant including silicon abundantly such as rice plant like as rice husks constituting rice, rice straw, rice bran, wheat, corn, grass and horsetails, tea, potato and the like. It is a method of manufacturing an amorphous silicon which is porous and easily soluble in water and which does not contain tar, crystal, residual agrichemicals and carcinogens, which comprising, burning the rice husks, etc. at the temperature range of between 500° C. or more and 700° C. or less, while stirring the rice husks, etc., by introducing at atmospheric gas having a mass of 6.7 times or more and 20 times or less of the weight of the rice husks, etc., oxygen gas having a weight of 1.4 times or more and 4 times or less with respect to the weight of the rice husks, etc.