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ECB. 2022; 11(10): 117-125


IMMOBILIZATION OF CRUDE POLYPHENOL OXIDASE PURPLE EGGPLANT EXTRACT ON CHITOSANMEMBRANE FOR REMOVAL OF PHENOL WASTEWATER

Anceu Murniati, Shanti Shardi, Irsyaad Fauzi, Arie Hardian, Restu Muchammad Ibrahim, Buchari Buchari, Suryo Gandasasmita, Zeily Nurachman, Jasmansyah.




Abstract

This research studied the synthesis of chitosan (CS) membrane with the basic component of polyphenol oxidase (PPO) from purple eggplant extract added with Cu2+ ions. The activity of the immobilized PPO in the CS- membrane was determined by the UV-visible spectrophotometer methods. The results showed that the membrane characteristics of CS-/PPO-Cu2+ purple eggplant extract: (diameter = 9 cm, thickness = 0.021 cm; PPO activity= 2,894.99 U). The performance of the membrane is designed as filtration with a dead-end system, with three times the filtration process, and ten times the use of a batch system membrane. The application of the CS-crude PPO- Cu2+ membrane was carried out on samples of artificial waste and textile waste solutions. The results achieved from the samples of artificial waste and textile waste, respectively, (the rejection = 68.77% and 63.69%; the conversion of phenol into catechol = 16.92% and 17.19% ; the conversion of phenol to quinone = 42.96% and 42.64%; flow rate = ±11 L/h and ± 5 L/h; membrane flux= 10,007.99 L/m2.h at a pressure of 1 bar; permeability= 300–1,000 L/m2.h.bar). The membrane lifetime is stable up to 8 times use from 10 times use

Key words: chitosan, membrane, polyphenol oxidase, purple eggplant extract






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