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Lampiran I Hasil Penelitian
Berikut ini adalah hasil pengukuran pada penelitian yang dilakukan, sebagai
urutan adalah:
1. Percobaan batch untuk konfigurasi monopolar
a. Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
b. Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
c. Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2
2. Percobaan batch untuk konfigurasi bipolar
a. Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
b. Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
c. Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2
3. Variasi pH pada konfigurasi monopolar
4. Variasi pH pada konfigurasi bipolar
5. Percobaan kontinyu untuk konfigurasi monopolar
a. Waktu detensi 10 menit
b. Waktu detensi 30 menit
6. Percobaan kontinyu untuk konfigurasi bipolar
a. Waktu detensi 10 menit
b. Waktu detensi 30 menit
7. Pengukuran Critical Micelle Concentration
8. Berat elektroda
1. Percobaan batch untuk konfigurasi monopolar
a. Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
0 1098 173 26 10.23 345.33 730.44 7.5365 1100 176 28.5 10.15 317.23 674.51 6.82510 1115 198 30.9 10.11 275.83 536.63 6.22015 1110 163 32.1 10.08 20 1106 128 33.4 10.05 209.52 482.83 4.59025 1105 49 35.3 10.14 30 1097 22 36.3 10.16 175.40 365.22 3.48135 1096 11.7 37.1 10.14 40 1094 8.5 37.5 10.12 104.01 368.32 2.61845 1096 4.2 37.8 10.05 50 1094 3.1 37.9 10.16 97.05 241.42 2.23055 1092 2.9 38 10.19 60 1096 1.7 38.1 10.25 57.28 182.61 1.969
b. Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
0 1407 158 25.3 8.67 331.93 705.91 7.3575 1406 189 29.2 8.5 265.29 597.36 6.68310 1394 155 31.7 8.71 254.95 504.19 5.82315 1382 104 34.2 8.81 20 1372 42 37 8.86 163.81 386.04 3.3925 1364 13.4 38.4 8.96 30 1358 1.5 40.1 8.98 112.11 283.19 2.90435 1353 0.7 41.3 8.98 40 1348 0.4 42 9.04 83.38 217.62 2.41845 1345 0.4 42.5 9.07 50 1342 0.4 42.7 9.05 27.09 152.05 1.97855 1340 0.4 42.7 9.18 60 1338 0.3 42.8 9.23 18.28 145.19 1.118
c. Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2 Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
0 1678 189 24.8 10.53 356.49 674.15 7.8435 1621 78 30.4 10.45 251.59 465.52 6.79610 1570 36 33.6 10.37 175.21 290.44 5.03715 1475 25 37.7 10.19 20 1412 8.2 41 10.15 115.51 126.81 2.5325 1386 3.7 45.6 10.07 30 1381 1.9 47.2 10.01 91.81 95.72 1.33235 1374 0.7 49.4 9.97 40 1362 0.5 51.5 10 48.92 94.09 1.08745 1386 0.3 53.6 10.08 50 1380 0.2 58.7 10.12 16.73 81.81 0.92355 1378 0.3 61.5 10.19 60 1372 0.3 66.3 10.28 9.04 76.09 0.75
2. Percobaan batch untuk konfigurasi bipolar
b. Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
0 1319 170 25.6 10.22 331.4 599.44 7.544 5 1304 184 27.5 9.93 310.37 528.07 6.945 10 1294 190 29 9.95 284.73 491.59 6.683 15 1288 194 30 10.03 20 1285 151 30.7 10.07 225.28 360.56 5.411 25 1282 133 31.2 10.11 30 1279 92 32.6 10.13 198.16 308.38 4.925 35 1277 47 33.4 10.16 40 1274 19.6 34.2 10.19 123.58 287.5 3.914 45 1272 8.8 37.7 10.22 50 1270 7 35.5 10.25 82.54 257.51 2.304 55 1268 6.6 35.9 10.26 60 1267 6 36 10.27 65.76 234.26 1.656
b. Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
0 1085 184 25.4 10.2 363.72 709.33 7.8105 1098 190 29.6 9.78 303.57 584.97 6.57110 985 151 32.2 9.65 251.12 526.07 5.56115 983 149 34.5 9.84 20 981 88 36.5 9.93 197.13 403.35 4.77525 980 38 37.3 9.79 30 979 33 37.9 9.86 108.66 347.71 2.92535 975 16 38.5 9.89 40 977 7.1 38.9 9.95 99.05 308.44 2.33345 976 2 39.2 9.93 50 974 1.5 39.5 9.99 71.92 282.26 1.80255 1076 0.7 39.6 10.01 60 1049 0.2 39.7 10.11 54.66 185.72 1.394
c. Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2 Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
0 1686 144 24.8 10.63 351.23 754.35 7.6195 1963 68 30.4 10.58 284.72 599.65 6.30910 1762 30 33.6 10.38 201.39 475.83 5.11215 1695 14.8 37.9 10.33 20 1663 4.5 41.9 10.25 137.52 257.35 2.26225 1700 2 43.5 10.18 30 1713 2.1 46 10.13 97.26 195.30 1.42835 1686 0.6 48.3 10.03 40 1693 0.6 50.1 10.02 50.17 161.37 1.05445 1669 0.5 54.9 10.09 50 1658 0.3 58.4 10.2 38.92 113.71 0.77755 1641 0.3 60.6 10.15 60 1673 0.2 63.7 10.11 16.79 104.20 0.642
3. Variasi pH pada konfigurasi monopolar
pH Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU) Suhu (oC) MBAS (mg/L) COD (mg/L) Fosfat (mg/L)
awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir2.01 1.88 2093 1732 146 46 24.1 33.1 236.95 145.63 481.44 326.61 7.046 2.9224.04 5.94 1805 1625 170 13 24 36.5 237.34 65.20 788.33 289.47 7.163 2.1906.1 7.54 1593 1557 179 3 24 34.7 346.87 78.81 772.33 264.99 7.724 1.1398.06 8.99 1458 1351 163 2 24.2 34.9 345.33 125.29 756.33 206.10 7.592 1.32910.03 10.12 1435 1341 165 6 24.1 35.2 356.82 146.51 635.39 224.80 7.437 1.60211.98 11.56 1478 1372 169 38 24 34.2 347.12 208.17 750.65 495.35 7.145 2.720
4. Variasi pH pada konfigurasi bipolar
pH Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU) Suhu (oC) MBAS (mg/L) COD (mg/L) Fosfat (mg/L)
awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir awal akhir2 3.52 2740 2510 344 117 25.1 31.4 229.35 158.60 635.39 489.57 6.914 3.086
4.03 5.57 2940 2110 272 23 24.9 32.8 230.38 78.74 750.65 298.83 7.091 1.7395.97 6.9 1938 1885 265 4 25 32.7 230.71 75.53 672.36 200.70 7.056 1.5548.03 8.31 1734 1654 201 4 24.8 30.9 337.28 89.11 865.42 252.36 7.103 1.48510.06 10.13 1650 1580 180 8 24.7 31.7 335.61 106.86 709.33 217.41 7.192 1.73412.04 11.73 1725 1692 227 59 24.9 29.7 346.83 207.99 724.06 536.60 7.099 2.888
5. Percobaan kontinyu untuk konfigurasi monopolar
a. Waktu detensi 10 menit
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
inlet 1333 182 26.4 9.54 256.87 704.42 7.39110 1296 128 27.1 9.64 185.25 509.70 6.78120 1312 97 27.8 9.71 173.38 457.34 5.92330 1323 51 27.8 9.71 149.25 403.43 5.46740 1309 39 27.9 9.68 135.04 358.62 5.01550 1303 37 28 9.66 129.61 309.12 4.83660 1304 35 28.1 9.66 126.25 303.48 4.747
b. Waktu detensi 30 menit
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
inlet 1516 193 25.4 10.01 272.93 741.69 7.51410 1428 52 31.6 9.98 179.36 482.71 5.28120 1418 36 33.8 9.95 105.29 227.85 3.48130 1390 10 35.9 9.94 80.16 173.91 1.32840 1384 7 39.7 9.89 75.38 108.65 1.31750 1383 5 41.5 9.82 71.26 109.15 1.29460 1380 2 43.5 9.66 70.29 105.31 1.276
6. Percobaan kontinyu untuk konfigurasi bipolar
a. Waktu detensi 10 menit
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
inlet 1333 182 26.4 9.54 256.87 704.42 7.39110 1289 139 27.5 9.6 218.45 614.80 6.98320 1270 101 28.2 9.56 186.62 573.16 6.38230 1266 52 28.6 9.55 170.53 550.44 5.81440 1292 43 28.7 9.52 155.07 507.13 5.27650 1292 39 28.5 9.48 149.43 459.15 5.09660 1293 38 28.1 9.66 147.28 444.34 4.96
b. Waktu detensi 30 menit
Waktu (menit)
Konduktivitas (µS/cm)
Kekeruhan (NTU)
Suhu (oC) pH MBAS
(mg/L) COD (mg/L)
Fosfat (mg/L)
inlet 1516 193 25.4 10.01 272.93 741.69 7.51410 1469 102 29.5 9.99 158.25 489.51 5.14520 1426 59 31.8 9.91 103.71 294.72 3.78230 1419 27 34.82 9.82 91.48 207.82 1.93240 1392 6 38.1 9.79 80.82 162.51 1.61550 1394 6 40.9 9.71 78.15 160.36 1.46960 1385 3 40.6 9.72 75.58 154.94 1.417
7. Pengukuran Critical Micelle Concentration
Volume Konsentrasi Konduktivitas (µS/cm)larutan (mL) SDS (mol/L) Pelarut
AquadestPelarut
Aquabidest 50 0.0200 2490 184655 0.0182 2310 172660 0.0167 2170 161865 0.0154 2040 152870 0.0143 1937 145275 0.0133 1844 138580 0.0125 1762 132885 0.0118 1691 127490 0.0111 1626 122995 0.0105 1568 1187100 0.0100 1514 1148105 0.0095 1464 1108110 0.0091 1418 1074115 0.0087 1374 1040120 0.0083 1332 1008125 0.0080 1291 977130 0.0077 1254 948135 0.0074 1217 920140 0.0071 1182 893145 0.0069 1149 867150 0.0067 1118 843155 0.0065 1088 820160 0.0063 1060 798165 0.0061 1032 778170 0.0059 1006 758175 0.0057 982 739
180 0.0056 958 721185 0.0054 935 704190 0.0053 914 687195 0.0051 893 672200 0.0050 874 657
8. Berat elektroda
Konfigurasi Kerapatan arus (A/m2)
td (menit)
Berat elektroda (g) Konsentrasi Al (mg/L) Awal Akhir Selisih
Monopolar 50 10 75.7698 75.7579 0.0119 0.024 20 75.7222 75.6883 0.0339 0.068 30 75.6543 75.6094 0.0449 0.090 40 75.5645 75.5077 0.0568 0.114 50 75.4394 75.3606 0.0788 0.158 60 75.3275 75.2368 0.0907 0.181 75 10 74.5293 74.5103 0.0190 0.038 20 74.5081 74.4676 0.0405 0.081 30 74.3972 74.3362 0.0610 0.122 40 74.3019 74.2239 0.0780 0.156 50 74.1946 74.0956 0.0990 0.198 60 74.0548 73.9323 0.1225 0.245 100 10 76.6720 76.6461 0.0259 0.052 20 76.4037 76.3331 0.0707 0.141 30 76.2624 76.1783 0.0842 0.168 40 75.9228 75.8128 0.1101 0.220 50 75.7418 75.5870 0.1548 0.310 60 75.5592 75.3894 0.1698 0.340 Bipolar 50 10 75.1825 75.1715 0.0110 0.022 20 75.1365 75.1090 0.0275 0.055 30 75.1074 75.0664 0.0410 0.082 40 75.0623 75.0073 0.0550 0.110 50 74.9917 74.9137 0.0780 0.156 60 74.8539 74.7644 0.0895 0.179 75 10 73.8573 73.8393 0.0180 0.036 20 73.7194 73.6819 0.0375 0.075 30 73.6073 73.5473 0.0600 0.120 40 73.4975 73.4255 0.0720 0.144 50 73.3795 73.2875 0.0920 0.184 60 73.1925 73.0730 0.1195 0.239 100 10 75.8643 75.8351 0.0293 0.059 20 75.7418 75.6806 0.0613 0.123 30 75.5841 75.5053 0.0789 0.158 40 75.4925 75.3844 0.1081 0.216 50 75.2556 75.1155 0.1401 0.280 60 75.1356 74.9663 0.1694 0.339
Lampiran II Perhitungan kinetika
1. Konsentrasi Surfaktan
a. Monopolar
Waktu Monopolar ‐Ln (Ct/Co)
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
0 345.33 331.93 356.49 0.000 0.000 0.000 5 317.23 265.29 251.59 0.085 0.224 0.349 10 275.83 254.95 175.21 0.225 0.264 0.710 20 209.52 163.81 115.51 0.500 0.706 1.127 30 175.4 112.11 91.81 0.677 1.085 1.357 40 104.01 83.38 48.92 1.200 1.382 1.986 50 97.05 27.09 16.73 1.269 2.506 3.059 60 57.28 18.28 9.04 1.797 2.899 3.675
y = 0.0584x ‐ 0.0364R² = 0.9713
y = 0.0482x ‐ 0.1619R² = 0.9579
y = 0.0292x ‐ 0.065R² = 0.9795
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‐Ln (Ct/Co
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Waktu (menit)
100 A/m2
75 A/m2
50 A/m2
b. Bipolar
Waktu Bipolar ‐Ln (Ct/Co)
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
50 A/m2
75 A/m2 100 A/m2
0 331.4 363.72 351.23 0.000 0.000 0.000 5 310.37 303.57 284.72 0.066 0.181 0.210 10 284.73 251.12 201.39 0.152 0.370 0.556 20 225.28 197.13 137.52 0.386 0.613 0.938 30 198.16 108.66 97.26 0.514 1.208 1.284 40 123.58 99.05 50.17 0.986 1.301 1.946 50 82.54 71.92 38.92 1.390 1.621 2.200 60 65.76 54.66 16.79 1.617 1.895 3.041
y = 0.048x ‐ 0.0188R² = 0.9878
y = 0.0319x + 0.0419R² = 0.9841
y = 0.028x ‐ 0.1129R² = 0.9714
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0.000
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75 A/m2
50 A/m2
2. Konsentrasi COD
a. Monopolar
Waktu Monopolar ‐Ln (Ct/Co)
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
0 730.44 705.91 674.15 0.000 0.000 0.000 5 674.51 597.36 465.52 0.080 0.167 0.370 10 536.63 504.19 290.44 0.308 0.337 0.842 20 482.83 386.04 126.81 0.414 0.604 1.671 30 365.22 283.19 95.72 0.693 0.913 1.952 40 368.32 217.62 94.09 0.685 1.177 1.969 50 241.42 152.05 81.81 1.107 1.535 2.109 60 182.61 145.19 76.09 1.386 1.581 2.182
y = 0.0356x + 0.4298R² = 0.8248
y = 0.0277x + 0.0448R² = 0.9879
y = 0.0218x ‐ 0.0011R² = 0.968
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0.000
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1.000
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2.000
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
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Waktu (menit)
100 A/m2
75 A/m2
50 A/m2
b. Bipolar
Waktu Monopolar ‐Ln (Ct/Co)
50 A/m2 75 A/m2 100 A/m2 50 A/m2 75 A/m2 100 A/m2 0 599.44 709.33 754.35 0.000 0.000 0.0005 528.07 584.97 599.65 0.127 0.193 0.23010 491.59 526.07 475.83 0.198 0.299 0.46120 360.56 403.35 257.35 0.508 0.565 1.07530 308.38 347.71 195.30 0.665 0.713 1.35140 287.5 308.44 161.37 0.735 0.833 1.54250 257.51 282.26 113.71 0.845 0.921 1.89260 234.26 185.72 104.20 0.940 1.340 1.980
y = 0.0339x + 0.1541R² = 0.9574
y = 0.0196x + 0.0802R² = 0.9663
y = 0.0158x + 0.0785R² = 0.9511
0.000
0.500
1.000
1.500
2.000
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
100 A/m2
75 A/m2
50 A/m2
3. Konsentrasi Fosfat
a. Monopolar
Waktu Monopolar ‐Ln (Ct/Co)
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
0 7.536 7.357 7.843 0.000 0.000 0.000 5 6.825 6.683 6.796 0.099 0.096 0.143 10 6.22 5.823 5.037 0.192 0.234 0.443 20 4.59 3.39 2.530 0.496 0.775 1.131 30 3.481 2.904 1.332 0.772 0.930 1.773 40 2.618 2.418 1.087 1.057 1.113 1.976 50 2.23 1.978 0.923 1.218 1.314 2.140 60 1.969 1.118 0.750 1.342 1.884 2.347
y = 0.0419x + 0.1174R² = 0.9415
y = 0.0296x ‐ 0.0012R² = 0.9714
y = 0.0239x + 0.0039R² = 0.9871
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Waktu (menit)
100 A/m2
75 A/m2
50 A/m2
b. Bipolar
Waktu Bipolar ‐Ln (Ct/Co)
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
50 A/m2
75 A/m2
100 A/m2
0 7.544 7.81 7.62 0.000 0.000 0.000 5 6.945 6.571 6.31 0.083 0.173 0.189 10 6.683 5.561 5.11 0.121 0.340 0.399 20 5.411 4.775 2.26 0.332 0.492 1.214 30 4.925 2.925 1.43 0.426 0.982 1.674 40 3.914 2.333 1.05 0.656 1.208 1.978 50 2.304 1.802 0.78 1.186 1.467 2.283 60 1.656 1.394 0.64 1.516 1.723 2.474
y = 0.0438x + 0.0982R² = 0.9624
y = 0.029x + 0.0189R² = 0.9917
y = 0.0243x ‐ 0.114R² = 0.9369
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Lampiran III Uji statistik
1. Konsentrasi Surfaktan
a. Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 197.70625 202.7275Variance 11635.62168 10695.26648Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 11165.44408Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14
t Stat ‐
0.095039434P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.462815213t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.925630426
t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
b. Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 157.105 181.22875Variance 13646.0832 13342.2423Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 13494.16275Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14
t Stat ‐
0.415338168P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.34209486t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.684189721t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
c. Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 133.1625 147.25Variance 14821.37116 14887.19726Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 14854.28421Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14
t Stat ‐
0.231173506P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.410262204t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.820524409t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
2. Konsentrasi COD
a. Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 447.74625 383.41375Variance 38065.49519 18963.6104Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 28514.55279Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14t Stat 0.761951173P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.229366986t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.458733971
t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
b. Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 373.94375 418.48125Variance 44495.04131 30566.78116Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 37530.91123Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14t Stat ‐0.459791858P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.326362405t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.652724809
t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
c. Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 238.07875 332.72Variance 49809.87767 60516.63431Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 55163.25599Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14t Stat ‐0.805908093P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.216886003t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.433772007
t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
3. Konsentrasi Fosfat
a. Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 4.433625 4.92275Variance 4.813331696 4.692058Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 4.75269467Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14t Stat ‐0.44872462P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.330248739t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.660497478
t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
b. Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 3.958875 4.146375Variance 5.464026411 5.649862Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 5.556944339Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14t Stat ‐0.15907914P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.437939303t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.875878606t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
c. Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2
t‐Test: Two‐Sample Assuming Equal Variances
Monopolar Bipolar Mean 3.28725 3.150375Variance 8.198950786 7.69556Observations 8 8Pooled Variance 7.947255527Hypothesized Mean Difference 0df 14t Stat 0.097105882P(T<=t) one‐tail 0.462009391t Critical one‐tail 1.761310115P(T<=t) two‐tail 0.924018782
t Critical two‐tail 2.144786681
Lampiran IV. Hasil Analisa Software Origin Pro 7.0
1. Hasil analisa persamaan kurva
A0 Ab1 k1 t1 Ab2 k2 t2 R2 Monopolar pH 2 0.115 0.0810 0.00351 284.9 0.0843 0.000341 2932.6 0.9930pH 4 0.113 0.0827 0.00538 185.9 0.0874 0.000431 2320.2 0.9970pH 6 0.083 0.0813 0.00560 178.6 0.0816 0.000465 2150.5 0.9980pH 8 0.085 0.0815 0.00641 156.0 0.0824 0.000581 1721.2 0.9940pH 10 0.123 0.0819 0.00647 154.6 0.0831 0.000405 2469.1 0.9990pH 12 0.124 0.0808 0.00654 152.9 0.0810 0.000288 3472.2 0.9910Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2 0.102 0.0809 0.00645 155.0 0.0819 0.000545 1834.9 0.9993Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2 0.112 0.0814 0.00633 158.0 0.0826 0.000430 2325.6 0.9987Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2 0.124 0.0814 0.00560 178.6 0.0836 0.000465 2150.5 0.9952td=10 menit, I=100 A/m2 0.095 0.0811 0.00463 216.0 0.0814 0.000181 5524.9 0.9973td=30 menit, I=100A/m2 0.118 0.0812 0.00753 132.8 0.0836 0.000361 2770.1 0.9989 Bipolar pH 2 0.116 0.0810 0.0038 261.8 0.0839 0.000234 4273.5 0.9999pH 4 0.112 0.0819 0.0041 246.3 0.0879 0.000205 4878.0 0.9997pH 6 0.081 0.0809 0.0047 215.1 0.0816 0.000210 4761.9 0.9969pH 8 0.086 0.0808 0.0047 213.2 0.0811 0.000217 4608.3 0.9975pH 10 0.122 0.0812 0.0056 180.2 0.0837 0.000185 5405.4 0.9928pH 12 0.122 0.0807 0.0056 179.5 0.0811 0.000253 3952.6 0.9995Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2 0.101 0.0809 0.0064 156.0 0.0819 0.000581 1721.2 0.9937Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2 0.110 0.0813 0.0065 154.6 0.0825 0.000405 2469.1 0.9915Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2 0.122 0.0814 0.0065 152.9 0.0833 0.000288 3472.2 0.9953td=10 menit, I=100 A/m2 0.093 0.0810 0.0034 291.5 0.0813 0.000245 4081.6 0.9984td=30 menit, I=100A/m2 0.113 0.0812 0.0065 152.9 0.0833 0.000288 3472.2 0.9993
2. Distribusi senyawa aluminium
Monopolar Bipolar
Ala (%)
Alb (%)
Alc (%)
AlT (mg/L)
Ala (%)
Alb (%)
Alc (%)
AlT (mg/L)
pH 2 85.52 10.19 4.29 0.142 89.34 9.33 1.33 0.139
pH 4 68.93 18.74 12.33 0.164 69.00 18.67 12.33 0.161
pH 6 5.71 3.39 90.90 0.174 1.33 2.67 96.00 0.173
pH 8 8.07 5.42 86.51 0.171 12.00 1.33 86.67 0.168
pH 10 89.17 7.88 2.95 0.167 90.00 8.00 2.00 0.160
pH 12 98.68 1.32 0.00 0.152 98.67 1.33 0.00 0.146
Kerapatan arus 50 A/m2
90.69 6.83 2.48 0.084 91.13 7.13 1.74 0.077
Kerapatan arus 75 A/m2
87.55 7.83 4.62 0.126 86.88 7.73 5.39 0.118
Kerapatan arus 100 A/m2
89.27 7.81 2.92 0.168 90.43 7.67 1.90 0.160
td=10 menit, I=100 A/m2
89.46 7.68 2.86 0.056 90.52 7.60 1.88 0.049
td=30 menit, I=100A/m2
77.82 7.53 14.65 0.170 72.14 7.36 20.49 0.158
Lampiran V. Foto Peralatan
(a) (b)
(c) (d)
(e) (f)
Gambar 1. Percobaan batch (a) rangkaian peralatan, (b) reaktor batch, (c) DC power supply, (d) conductivity meter, (e) multi meter, (f) rangkaian elektroda
(a) (b)
(c) (d)
Gambar 2. Percobaan kontinyu (a) rangkaian peralatan, (b) bak penampung, (c) reaktor kontinyu, (d) aliran air limbah saat percobaan
(a) (b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Gambar 3. Peralatan pengujian (a) corong pemisah, (b) Spektrofotometer UV-Vis (c) sampel yang dianalisa, (d) Spektrofotometer, (e) COD reaktor, (f) Peralatan AAS.