Utilization of natural zeolite clinoptilolite-Ca as a support of ZnO catalyst for congo-red degradation and congo-red waste applications with photolysis

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Studies on the degradation of Congo red compounds using ZnO/Zeolite catalysts by photolysis have been done. Congo red compounds are dyes used for textile dyes whose wastes will be harmful to society. ZnO/Zeolite is a simultaneous catalyst between degradation and adsorption. From the result of research of 10 mg/L Congo red got a percentage of degradation without catalyst 13.83%, 0.2 g ZnO/Zeolite, 0.97%, 0.007 g ZnO, 58.86%, with irradiation time 60 min. and degradation of Congo red waste was, 52.68%. The result of degradation of Congo red waste was 52,68% with 60 min. irradiation time. The FTIR Congo red analysis shows a shift in the number of waves which means there has been degradation. While the characterization of ZnO/Zeolite catalyst by FTIR, XRD, and SEM shows that there is no change of structure of ZnO/Zeolite catalyst before and after degradation.

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Zilfa, Rahmayeni, Stiadi, Y., & Adril. (2018). Utilization of natural zeolite clinoptilolite-Ca as a support of ZnO catalyst for congo-red degradation and congo-red waste applications with photolysis. Oriental Journal of Chemistry, 34(2), 887–893. https://doi.org/10.13005/ojc/340237

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