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Tugas Akhir Metpen
Tugas Akhir Metpen
1. INTRODUCTION
of
animal
fats
or
higher
selling
price.
High-purity
food,
cosmetic,
and
can
be
use
in
plastics,
resins,
and
cellophane.6
To upgrade the purity of glycerol, a
suitable series of purification procedure is
required. Because of variations in biodiesel
production methods, the composition of the
crude glycerol also varies widely. Owing to
the different compositions of various crude
glycerol
feedstocks,
crude
glycerol
711
employing
three-step
procedure:
an
glycerol
sequential
study
sequence of
and
procedure.
water
Another
and
purification
activated
robustness,
methods.12
adsorption
and
are
to
efficiency
eliminate
over
other
the
adsorption
process,
process
Adsorption
decreased
increasing
temperature.16
will
increase.
linearly
with
purified
glycerol
samples
were
to
trap
vacuum
glycerol.
in
glycerol
Meanwhile
and
samples,
glacial
chloroform,
acetic
acid
potassium
(99,5%),
dichromate,
produced
in
Polymer
Laboratory
process,
we
used
powder
2. Membrane filtration
Cellulose
nitrate
membrane
and
at
Mayer-Bugstrom,Z.deut.Ol-Fett-
according
to
references
opened.
3. Rotary evaporation
Rotary evaporation was performed using
(AOCS
(2004).
(c) Viscosity
was
measured
891-95
with
sample
First, put
region.
with
water.
Rotary
speed,
the
according
to
Brookfield
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