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Title: Preparation of Electrochemically Immobilized Iron on thin Film Faujasite-Nanozeolite Modifield Glassy Carbon
Authors: Krisnandi, Yuni K.
Tribidasari, Ivandini A.
Tovina, Hanny
Aminah
Keywords: Nanozeolite
Faujasite (FAU)
Seeding
Glassy carbon
Iron
Electrochemistry
Issue Date: Feb-2011
Publisher: LIPI
Series/Report no.: Volume 12;No. 2
Abstract: PREPARATION OF ELECTROCHEMICALLY IMMOBILIZED IRON ON THIN FILM FAUJASITE-NANOZEOLITE MODIFIED GLASSY CARBON. Metal iron that electrochemically immobilized on thin film faujasite type of nanozeolite (FAU-nanozeolite) grown on polyelectrolyte (PDDA, PSS, PDDA layers) modified glassy carbon has been prepared. Thin film of FAU-type nanozeolite was synthesized using seeding method. The seeded modified-glassy carbon then was immersed in FAU colloidal suspension at 100 oC for certain period. XRD patterns of the seed and as-synthesized zeolite powder have similarity with the patterns from standard NaY zeolite. SEM images of thin film nanozeolite also show the appearance of crystals with homogeneous size of about < 1 m. The best spread thin film was obtained when using 3 ml seed and immersion in colloidal FAU solution for 20 hours. The thin film then was utilized for metal iron synthesis, in which Fe(III) from FeNO3 solution containing Na-citrate of that adsorbed on the surface of thin film was electrochemically reduced to (Fe0). SEM image shows some aggregates (size > 100 nm) of the nanozeolite thin film. However, it can also be seen that the crystals actually consist of smaller particles with size < 100 nm. The EDS mapping of the surface indicates that after electrochemical treatment, the surface of thin film consists of about 0.30% (w/w) iron that spread evently both on the surface covered by nanozeolite thin film and that from modified glassy carbon.
URI: http://paper.sci.ui.ac.id/jspui/handle/2808.28/177
ISSN: 1411 - 1098
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