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PREFACE

THE DEAN OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITAS ISLAM NEGERI MAULANA MALIK IBRAHIM MALANG

It is our pleasure to very warm welcome all participant to the 2019 10th International

Conference on Green Technology (ICGT 2019) in Faculty of Science and Technology,

Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang. The ICGT have started ten years

ago and this year, the theme of the conference is “Empowering the Fourth Industrial

Revolution through Green Science and Technology”. Now, we are entering the fourth

industrial revolution which will influence all aspect in the civilization of humankind. Thus,

we hope through this conference we can contribute by the result of green science and

technology in Empowering the Fourth Industrial Revolution through Green Science and

Technology. And also, we hope this conference can bring academic scientists, engineers,

industry researchers together to discuss, exchange and share their experiences and research

results about green technology.

We would like to thank:

1. Rector and Vice-Rector of Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim for their

assistance and support for 10th International Conference on Green Technology.

2. Academic board committee for work in abstract and paper review.

3. The event organizing committee for managing this conference.

4. All the keynote speaker who willingly attended this conference.

5. Special Thanks to IOP Conference Proceeding Series, Journal of Islamic Architecture,

ALCHEMY Journal of Chemistry, NUTRINO Journal, CAUCHY, and MATICS.

We wish all participants of 10th ICGT an enjoyable scientific meeting in Malang, Indonesia.

We look forward to seeing all of you next year at 11th ICGT

Dean of Faculty of Science and Technology

UIN Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang

Dr. Sri Harini

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ORGANIZED BY

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITAS ISLAM NEGERI MAULANA MALIK IBRAHIM MALANG

SPONSORED BY

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TABLE OF CONTENT

PREFACE THE DEAN OF FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITAS ISLAM NEGERI

MAULANA MALIK IBRAHIM MALANG .......................................................................................................................i PREFACE THE CHAIRPERSON 10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GREEN TECHNOLOGY ................................. ii ORGANIZED BY ........................................................................................................................................................ iii SPONSORED BY ....................................................................................................................................................... iii CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ...................................................................................................................................... iv KEYNOTE SPEAKER ................................................................................................................................................... v TABLE OF CONTENT ................................................................................................................................................. vi

ABSTRACT OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER

IDENTIFICATION OF NEUROPEPTIDES IN GASTROPOD MOLLUSKS. - CLASSICAL AND BRAND-NEW

APPROACHES- .......................................................................................................................................... 1

Fumihiro Morishita1*, Toshio Takahashi2, Takehiro Watanabe2, Takuya Uto3, Kazuyoshi Ukena4, Megumi

Furumitsu4, Toshihiro Horiguchi5

CONSTRUCTION OF BIO-TEMPLATE C- DOPED g-C3N4-BASED HYBRID NANOCOMPOSITES WITH ENHANCED

VISIBLE-LIGHT PHOTOCATALYTIC ACTIVITY .............................................................................................. 2

Mohamad Saufi Rosmi1*, Mohamad Azuwa Mohamed2, Siti Munirah Sidik1, Illyas Md Isa1, Suriani Abu Bakar1

and Mohammad Kassim2

THE POTENCY OF 10-GINGEROL AS A PRIMARY CANDIDATE TO BECOME AN ANTI-CANCER AGENT:

STUDY OF CUMULUS CELL ........................................................................................................................ 3

Dr. Kiptiyah, M.Si1*

BENEFICIAL ROLE OF TRICHODERMA IN AGRICULTURE: A STUDY IN LEGUMINOUS PLANTS ............................. 4

Eriyanto Yusnawan1*, Alfi Inayati1, Yuliantoro Baliadi1

A GENETICALLY DEFINED VIRUS INOCULUM FOR PRODUCTION OF SPODOPTERA EXIGUA MULTIPLE

NUCLEOPOLYHEDROVIRUS IN INSECT CELL CULTURE WITH ENHANCED INSECTICIDAL ACTIVITY .............. 5

Kanokwan Poomputsa1

ENDOGLUCANASE ACTIVITY OF CELLULOLYTIC BACTERIA INDIGENOUS RICE BRAN BY IN VITRO

AND IN SILICO .......................................................................................................................................... 6

Akyunul Jannah1*, Aulanni'am2, Tri Ardyati3, Suharjono3

APPLICATION OF ELECTRON ACCELERATOR FOR FLUE GAS TREATMENT OF COAL POWER PLANT TO SUPPORT

GREEN TECHNOLOGY ............................................................................................................................... 7

Darsono1*

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BEHAVIORAL ARCHITECTURE IN THE DESIGNING OF SPECAIL-NEEDS SCHOOLS ...... 8

Wasilah1*

ABSTRAC SCOPE A ENVIROMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION

CONVERSION DAU CITRUS FARM TO ORGANIC: AN IMPROVEMENT DISCOURSE. A REVIEW ............................ 9

L Mufidah1*, S Widyaningsih1, E Budiyati1

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CATALYTIC PERFORMANCE OF HIERARCHICAL ZSM-5 SYNTHESIZED FROM SUGARCANE BAGASSE ASH IN

TRANSESTERIFICATION REACTION OF COCONUT OIL FOR BIODIESEL PRODUCTION ............................. 155

M Rilyanti1*, E G Silviana1, D Herasari1, Burhani1, A Laila1

POTENTIAL OF KENIKIR LEAF EXTRACT (Cosmos caudatus) AS CORROSION INHIBITOR OF IRON IN 1% NaCl

SOLUTION ............................................................................................................................................ 156

T Sudiarti1*

AN ASSESSMENT OF EARLY WARNING SYSTEM: INITIAL SURVEY ANALYSIS ................................................. 157

N S Rabe1*, M R M Hussain1, I Zen2, I Tukiman1 , R S Muda3, A F Mamat3

REPRODUCTIVE ACTIVITY PATTERN OF FOUR SPECIES OF CINNAMOMUM IN PURWODADI

BOTANIC GARDEN ................................................................................................................................ 158

T Yulistyarini1*

ASSESSMENT OF VEGETATION COVER THROUGH RED-EDGE SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE-BASED INDICES ........ 159

L Mukaromah1*

ABSTRACT SCOPE G GREEN SMART TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION

DETECTION OF HIJAB SYAR'I AS SMART CLOTHES FOR MOSLEM PEOPLE USING HIGH PERFORMANCE OF

PARALLEL COMPUTING ........................................................................................................................ 160

I Cholissodin1*, D E Palupi1, M Y Y Putra1, S Aprilisia1

COMPETENCE OF SMALL MEDIUM ENTERPRISE EMPLOYEES TO IMPLEMENT ISO 14001:2015 ..................... 161

I Y Budi1*, M Karuniasa1, R Nurcahyo2

SIMULATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON MAIZE GROWTH AND PRODUCTION USING DSSAT ............ 162

B Al Fanshuri1*

THE EFFECT OF ADDITION Mn2+ METAL IONS AND INCUBATION TIME TO Bacillus cereus CELLULASE

ENZYME ACTIVITY FROM ENDOPHYTIC BACTERIA OF CURCUMA RHIZOME

(Curcuma zanthorrizha roxb.) ............................................................................................................... 163

C Sulistyantini1*, U Utami1

SENTIMENT ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL LIBRARIES THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA TWITTER ................................... 164

F K R Mahfud1*, N S Mudawamah1, W Hariyanto1

REMOVAL OF LEAD(II) FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTION USING WASTE HVS PAPER AS A

LOW-COST ADSORBENT ....................................................................................................................... 165

V Amalia1*, Ernawati1, E P Hadisantoso1

GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE PATTERN OF THE MANGGAR RIVERSIDE AS MINAPOLITAN SETTLEMENT ........... 166

M Ulimaz1*, N A Jordan1

SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HEMATITE PIGMENT (a-Fe2O3) NANOPARTICLES FROM

IRON LATHE WASTE USING SONICATION CALCINATION METHOD ....................................................... 167

R Habibah1*, L M Khoiroh1, R Ningsih1

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ID ABSTRACT: ABS-126

Catalytic Performance of Hierarchical ZSM-5 Synthesized

from Sugarcane Bagasse Ash in Transesterification Reaction

of Coconut Oil for Biodiesel Production

M Rilyanti1*, E G Silviana1, D Herasari1, Burhani1, A Laila1

1Chemistry Department, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science, Universitas

Lampung, Bandar Lampung, Indonesia

*e-mail: mita.rilyanti@fmipa.unila.ac.id

The catalytic performance of hierarchically porous ZSM-5 (Zeolite Secony Mobile-5) prepared

using silica extracted from bagasse ash in the transesterification of coconut oil into biodiesel

has been carried out. The silica was extracted from bagasse ash using NaOH solution and

subsequently crystallized using the Solid State Conversion (SSC) method to produce pore

hierarchical ZSM-5. The catalytic activity of the zeolite was evaluated through a series of

transesterification reactions at varied experimental conditions including reaction time, the ratio

of methanol to oil, and the amount of catalyst. The results show that bagasse ash silica is

amorphous and can crystallize to produce a hierarchical pore ZSM-5 at 170 °C for 48 h.

Transesterification experiments demonstrated that the zeolite is able to convert coconut oil

with a yield of 88% with a reaction time of 2 h, 1: 9 oil to methanol ratio and 9% catalyst

amount. This achievement suggests that sugarcane pulp has the potential as a source of silica

for development of advanced material, to support development of energy sources in the future.

Keywords: silica, sugarcane bagasse ash, hierarchical ZSM-5, transesterification, biodiesel