Which term refers to cremated human remains after they are pulverized and cleaned?

The term that accurately describes cremated human remains after they are pulverized and cleaned is known as processed cremated human remains. This terminology is specifically used within the context of the cremation process to denote that the remains have undergone further handling to achieve a uniform consistency, which is typically the result of the pulverization of bone fragments that occur during cremation.

Using the term "processed cremated human remains" emphasizes the completed transformation of the remains into a form suitable for either final disposition or memorialization, distinguishing them from the raw cremains immediately following the cremation process. Other terms such as "cremated ashes" may be commonly used in everyday language but do not specifically highlight the processing aspect, while "bone fragments" refers to the remains before they undergo this final processing. "Cremation residuum", while also applicable, is less commonly used and may not convey the complete nature of the remains in a user-friendly way. Thus, the most precise and appropriate terminology in the context of this question is processed cremated human remains.