N.C. Endriyatno, E.R. Wikantyasning, P. Indrayudha
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Abstract
Due to their chemical stability, potent antibacterial activity, and comparatively low hazardous profile, inorganic metal oxides may be used as efficient antibacterial. Zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnO NPs) significantly slow down the growth of various bacteria. This study aimed to determine the effect and interaction of pH, calcination temperature, and pectin (capping agent) on the synthesis and antibacterial activity of ZnO NPs. The synthesis was carried out by the precipitation method. Synthesis optimization using Design Expert software (factorial design) with parameters including yield, particle size, polydispersity index, zeta potential, particle shape, and inhibition zone of bacteria (P.acnes, S.aureus, and S.epidermidis). This study proves that the synthesis of ZnO NPs is influenced by pH, calcination temperature, and pectin. Various characteristics of the synthesized ZnO NPs have different antibacterial activity. The results of Design Expert analysis with 3 g of precursor obtained the optimum combination at pH 8.8, calcination temperature of 600°C, and pectin 0.76%.
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RASĀYAN Journal of Chemistry [RJC] signifies a confluence of diverse streams of chemistry to stir up the cerebral powers of its contributors and readers. By introducing the journal by this name, we humbly intent to provide an open platform to all researchers, academicians and readers to showcase their ideas and research findings among the people of their own fraternity and to share their vast repository of knowledge and information. The journal seeks to embody the spirit of enquiry and innovation to augment the richness of existing chemistry literature and theories. We also aim towards making this journal an unparalleled reservoir of information and in process aspire to inculcate and expand the research aptitude.