Characterization of waste clay from palm oil mill effluent and enzyme immobilization study for cassava saccharification process

Characterization of waste clay from palm oil mill effluent and enzyme immobilization study for cassava saccharification process

Waste clay recovered from palm oil mill effluent (POME) was characterized and used as an enzyme-supporting material for the cassava saccharification process. The clay was treated by the Soxhlet extraction method to remove the residual oil and then characterized using a BET surface area analyser, XRF...

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Main Authors: Abd-Rahim, S.N (Author), Busu, Z. (Author), Edama, N.A (Author), Ku Hamid, K.H (Author), Sulaiman, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: North Carolina State University 2014
Subjects:
BET surface area
Calcite
Carbonate group
Characterization
Chemical analysis
Clay concentration
Effluents
Encapsulated enzyme
Enzyme immobilization
Enzymes
Manihot esculenta
Oil shale
Palm oil
Palm oil mill effluents
Plants (botany)
Reusability
Saccharification
Soxhlet extraction
Supporting material
Waste clay
XRD
XRD analysis
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