OPTIMASI PROSES CHELATING DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN EDTA DAN H2SO4 UNTUK MENINGKATKAN BLEACH ABILITY HIDROGEN PEROKSIDA PADA PROSES PULP BLEACHING
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2009-10Author
Fuadi, Ahmad M.
Kusmiyati
Vitasari, Denny
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The use of chlorine material at pulp bleaching process produces some dangerous
compounds such as dioxin and chloroform as result of chlorination of organic
material. Beside that, remain of chlorine is a toxic in environment. These
negative effects accelerate the substitution of chlorine as bleaching agent by
other environmentally friendly substance. Hydrogen peroxide is the potential
material which can replace chlorine compound in bleaching process. The
effectiveness of hydrogen peroxide as bleaching agent is influenced by some
metal ions in the pulp. Metal ions in the pulp can reduce the ability of hydrogen
peroxide to bleach the pulp. Metal ions in the pulp can be removed by chelating
process. About 10 gram dry pulp added by EDTA and H2SO4 at various
compositions and then heated at several time and temperature. Filtrates from
this process are analyzed by AAS. These results show that optimal condition to
remove Fe+2 and Cu+2 is found when chelating process was conducted with
addition of EDTA 0.2% and H2SO4 0.2% of dry pulp at 70oC and 60 minute.
Unfortunately, this condition is not appropriate to remove Mn+2. Suitable
conditions to remove Mn+2 are addition of EDTA is 0.8%, H2SO4 is 0.2% at 70oC
for 60 minute.