Water used for drinking. water can come from groundwater, river water, lake water, or swamp water. Natural disturbances and environmental pollution have caused the amount… Read More »Decrease water salinity using Natural zeolite
Zeolite (Zeinlithos) or also referred to as boiling, in chemist’s research has long been the center of attention. Every year, various research journals around the… Read More »Zeolite as a Multipurpose Mineral
Water is a vital human life necessity. Directly water is needed for drinking, cooking, bathing, washing, and washing. Indirectly water is needed as part of… Read More »Groundwater Filtering with Natural Zeolite to Reduce Iron and Manganese Levels
Natural zeolite is a hydrated alumino silicate compound, with the main element consisting of alkaline cations and alkaline earth. These compounds have a three-dimensional structure… Read More »How Zeolites are Formed?
Zeolite natural minerals are usually still mixed with other minerals such as calcite, gypsum, feldspar, and quartz and are found in areas around the volcano… Read More »Zeolite Potential for Processing Industrial and Radioactive Waste
Zeolites are a group of minerals which in the sense/naming of minerals are one type of non-metal minerals or industrial mineral minerals from 50 existing… Read More »Natural Zeolite Exploration in Indonesia
Human dependence on fossil fuels causes reserves of energy sources is increasingly diminishing, besides it also impacts on the environment, such as air pollution. Fossil… Read More »Improving the Quality of Biogas Fuels with Natural Zeolites
Shrimp ponds are businesses in the fishery sector that involve ponds containing freshwater, saltwater, and brackish water. Shrimp is one type of filter animal so… Read More »Benefits of Zeolite for Shrimp Pond
Ponds are part of extensive aquaculture. The pond is one type of habitat that is used as a place for brackish water aquaculture activities located… Read More »Zeolite as Ammonia Absorber in Pond
Zeolites are hydrated aluminosilicate compounds consisting of SiO4 and AlO4 tetrahydra bonds connected by oxygen atoms to form a skeleton. In the zeolite framework, each… Read More »Natural and Synthetic Zeolite
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