Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation

Raw laterite soil collected from bukit merah, perlis, malaysia went through decolorization pre-treatment before being used as coagulant-flocculant. This key material is dominated by silica component (36.30 %), followed by aluminum (27.10 %) and ferric (26.86 %). Silica was activated at the acidic...

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Main Author: Lau, Yen Yie
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2015
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description Raw laterite soil collected from bukit merah, perlis, malaysia went through decolorization pre-treatment before being used as coagulant-flocculant. This key material is dominated by silica component (36.30 %), followed by aluminum (27.10 %) and ferric (26.86 %). Silica was activated at the acidic region (ph 2) which allowed the silica to cleave the dye molecular structure through substitution, electrical double layer compression and charge neutralization. Meanwhile, aluminium and ferric act as nauxiliary agents in the coagulation-flocculation process. Laterite soil was able to remove: acid orange 7 with 99.50 % at dosage of 14000 mg/l; methylene blue with 99.61 % at dosage of2500 mg/l; methyl orange with 99.11 % at dosage of9000 mg/l, cibacron brilliant yellow 3g-p with 99.46 % at dosage of 8000 mg/l and reactive red 120 with 99.53 % at dosage of 6000 mg/l. This project has provided a new insight into an effective dye degradation using a new class of natural coagulant-flocculantnalural resources.
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spelling usm-629062025-10-07T08:07:52Z http://eprints.usm.my/62906/ Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation Lau, Yen Yie T1-995 Technology(General) Raw laterite soil collected from bukit merah, perlis, malaysia went through decolorization pre-treatment before being used as coagulant-flocculant. This key material is dominated by silica component (36.30 %), followed by aluminum (27.10 %) and ferric (26.86 %). Silica was activated at the acidic region (ph 2) which allowed the silica to cleave the dye molecular structure through substitution, electrical double layer compression and charge neutralization. Meanwhile, aluminium and ferric act as nauxiliary agents in the coagulation-flocculation process. Laterite soil was able to remove: acid orange 7 with 99.50 % at dosage of 14000 mg/l; methylene blue with 99.61 % at dosage of2500 mg/l; methyl orange with 99.11 % at dosage of9000 mg/l, cibacron brilliant yellow 3g-p with 99.46 % at dosage of 8000 mg/l and reactive red 120 with 99.53 % at dosage of 6000 mg/l. This project has provided a new insight into an effective dye degradation using a new class of natural coagulant-flocculantnalural resources. 2015-05 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/62906/1/10-Pages%20from%2000001792137.pdf Lau, Yen Yie (2015) Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation. Masters thesis, Perpustakaan Hamzah Sendut.
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Lau, Yen Yie
Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation
title Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation
title_full Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation
title_fullStr Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation
title_full_unstemmed Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation
title_short Study Of Bi-Functionalized Laterite Soil In Treating Dye Wastewater Through Coagulation-Flocculation And Degradation
title_sort study of bi-functionalized laterite soil in treating dye wastewater through coagulation-flocculation and degradation
topic T1-995 Technology(General)
url http://eprints.usm.my/62906/
http://eprints.usm.my/62906/1/10-Pages%20from%2000001792137.pdf