APLIKASI SORBITOL PADA PRODUKSI BIODEGRADABLE FILM DARI NATA DE CASSAVA

Sri Hidayati; Ahmad Sapta Zuidar; Astri Ardiani

doi:10.14710/reaktor.15.3.195-203

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14710/reaktor.15.3.195-203

APLIKASI SORBITOL PADA PRODUKSI BIODEGRADABLE FILM DARI NATA DE CASSAVA

*Sri Hidayati - Jurusan Teknologi Hasil Pertanian, Unila, Indonesia

Ahmad Sapta Zuidar - Jurusan Teknologi Hasil Pertanian, Unila, Indonesia

Astri Ardiani - Jurusan Teknologi Hasil Pertanian, Unila, Indonesia

Received: 13 Aug 2015; Published: 9 Oct 2015.

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An experiment of sulfonation process of biodegraabale film was caried out using nata de cassava with variation of sorbitol concentration as plastisizer (0% (S0), 3% (S1), 6% (S2), 9% (S3), 12% (S4) and 15% (S5) by using Randomized Complete Design Block. The experiment result showed the best sorbitol concentration present in 9% sorbitol concentration The best characteristic of produced biodegradable film showed that visual properties were achieved with transparent colored white stringy, tensile strength of 11.76 MPa, percent extension of 13.28%, the solubility of 72.08%. This film can be degraded during 5 weeks.

Keyword: biodegradable film, nata de cassava, sorbitol

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Sebuah penelitian tentang proses produksi biodegradable film dari nata de cassava dengan perlakuan konsentrasi sorbitol sebagai plastisizer 0% (S0), 3% (S1), 6% (S2), 9% (S3), 12% (S4) dan 15% (S5) menggunakan Rancangan kelompok Acak lengkap. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa konsentrasi terbaik yaitu sorbitol 9%, dengan hasil penampakan visual yaitu berwarna transparan berserabut putih, kuat tarik sebesar 11,76 MPa, persen perpanjangan sebesar 13,28%, kelarutan sebesar 72,08%. Film dapat terdegradasi selama 5 minggu.

Kata Kunci: biodegradable fim, nata de cassava, sorbitol

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Keywords: biodegradable film nata de cassava, sorbitol

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Language : EN

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