Absorption Of Waste Oil By Using Shrimp Skin
Abstract
The research, titled "Study of Absorption of Waste Oil by Using Shrimp Skin," addresses a pressing environmental concern and aims to raise awareness among the general population about the detrimental effects of waste oil pollution. Total petroleum hydrocarbons (TPH), constituents of oil and grease, can pose more significant risks than those originating from non-petroleum sources, such as vegetable oil. Common avenues for these pollutants to enter the environment include leaks from machinery and vehicles, illegal dumping, spills, and improper disposal of cooking oil. Notably, motor oil leakage into water bodies during storms exacerbates the problem. While waste oil is not a novel concept, public awareness regarding its impact on both direct and indirect aspects of daily life remains crucial. This research sheds light on the potential long-term health effects of waste oil and employs a survey technique to heighten respondents' understanding of the repercussions associated with untreated waste oil being discharged into drains. The central focus of the experiment is to evaluate the efficacy of utilizing organic chitosan from shrimp skin in absorbing waste oil from contaminated water sources. By examining the absorption capabilities of shrimp skin, the study not only contributes to the development of sustainable solutions for waste oil management but also emphasizes the importance of responsible disposal practices. The ultimate goal is to provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of organic chitosan derived from shrimp skin as an eco-friendly and efficient absorbent for mitigating the adverse environmental impact of waste oil pollution in aquatic ecosystems.sources. By examining the absorption capabilities of shrimp skin, the study not only contributes to the development of sustainable solutions for waste oil management but also emphasizes the importance of responsible disposal practices. The ultimate goal is to provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of organic chitosan derived from shrimp skin as an eco-friendly and efficient absorbent for mitigating the adverse environmental impact of waste oil pollution in aquatic ecosystems.
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