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| Effect of Heating Method on Zeolite Synthesis
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Sriatun, Domu Halomuan Hasibuan, Pardoyo, Sriyanti
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Abstract:
A study on the effect of oven and reflux heating on zeolite synthesis was carried out. Heating is part of the zeolite crystallization process, which is carried out for 1, 3, 5, and 7 days at a temperature of 110 °C. The synthesized zeolite was characterized using XRD and FTIR. Based on the analysis results obtained, the composition of zeolite consists of gibbsite, quartz, and faujasite. Gibbsite peaks appear at 2? = 18.29, 20.32, and 37.6; faujasite at 2? = 20.22, 26.84, and 37.61; meanwhile quartz at 2? = 26.72, 37.63, and 44.18. Based on the functional groups of the resulting product, the zeolite phase is formed on heating using an oven or reflux.
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