AMORPHOUS SILICA MICROSPHERE FROM OPENLY BURNED RICE HUSK ASH AS AN EFFICIENT ADSORBENT FOR ULTRASOUND-ASSISTED METHYLENE BLUE REMOVAL

Q. Lailiyah; N. T. E. Darmayanti; M.R. Mulyana; N. Nuryatin; A. Hapiddin; B. Basuki; O. Zuas; S. A. Rahmah; A. N. Fadhila; N. Aryana; H. H. Kurniawan; A. Andreas; W. K. Restu; F. Aulia; T. Sudiro and D. Nanto

doi:10.31788/RJC.2024.1718726

AMORPHOUS SILICA MICROSPHERE FROM OPENLY BURNED RICE HUSK ASH AS AN EFFICIENT ADSORBENT FOR ULTRASOUND-ASSISTED METHYLENE BLUE REMOVAL

Author: Q. Lailiyah , N. T. E. Darmayanti , M.R. Mulyana, N. Nuryatin, A. Hapiddin , B. Basuki , O. Zuas, S. A. Rahmah, A. N. Fadhila , N. Aryana , H. H. Kurniawan , A. Andreas, W. K. Restu, F. Aulia, T. Sudiro and D. Nanto

DOI: http://doi.org/10.31788/RJC.2024.1718726

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Keywords: Silica, Amorphous, Rice Husk, Adsorbent, Methylene Blue, Ultrasound

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