Pembuatan Isopropil Palmitat dari Esterifikasi Isopropil Alkohol dan Asam Palmitat pada Perbandingan Rasio Molar dan Berat Enzim Lipase Menggunakan Kekuatan Mikrowave
The Effect of Molar Ratio and Lipase Catalyst Weight on Esterification of Isopropyl Palm/Tate with Isopropyl Alcohol Under Microwave Irradiation
Abstract
The preparation of isopropyl palmitate (!PP) from palmitic acid and isopropyl
alcohol through an esterification reaction under microwave irradiation and catalyzed by
enzyme lipase has been studied. The parameters in this study were the molar ratio and the
weight of the lipase catalyst. Confirmation of !PP formation was established using
spectroscopy FT-IR while the conversion was determined by titration alkalimetry. The
maximum !PP conversion of 94,05 ± 0,21 % for parameter ratio molar was obtained at a
ratio of 1:2, catalyst weight 20%, reaction time 5 minutes, and microwave power of 20p
while for catalyst weight parameter the maximum !PP conversion of97,4 + 0,37 % achieved
at 30% catalyst weight, molar ratio of 1:2, 5 minutes reaction time and microwave power
of 20p. The formation of the ester group of the !PP is identify by the presence of an ester
absorption band at wave number of 1297, 1 cm-1 which shows the C-O-C ester group with a
sharp peak and the presence of a vibrational absorption band.
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