THE PRODUCTION OF BIOLIQUID FROM FUNGAL DEGRADATION OF PALM OIL ON CLAY SURFACE
Abstract
ABSTACT
The biodegradable of palm oil by clay surface was carried out at optimum operational condition of concentration and temperature. Bioliquid extraction from the degradation products was carried out for both clay surface used as the palm oil by extraction followed by separation of the bioliquid into soluble and insoluble components by precipitation and from the results it shows that the amount of bioliquid generated from the palm oil is higher than that of the clay surface. The result on the table also shows that the amount of soluble and insoluble component of bioliquid from the palm oil is higher than the clay. WORD COUNT: 102
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