Capacitor Models for Heating Ablation Chamber Walls via Electrical Conduction

I'm looking for a type or model of capacitor that heats up. We want to attach some capacitors to the walls of an ablation chamber so that we can run an electrical current through them and heat the chamber walls through conduction, so that the superheated gas inside the chamber does not deposit on the chamber walls. This means I'm looking for a capacitor that heats up to the temperature of a superheated material. Someone recommended I look into thermal capacitors but I can't find much about them. Any capacitors suggestions or knowledge about thermal capacitors? 

Hi Angela,

Capacitors are passive electrical components particularly used to store energy. As I understand this case, you want to heat up the chamber walls in order to avoid heated gas to be absorbed. If you want to heat up the chamber walls, you need a heating element probably a thermal capacitive since you are discussing capacitors

Try to check this note,
"(Thermal Capacitive Heater)":https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12217-011-9273-6__

Hope it helps.

Best,
Neil