Production of Biodiesel and Growth of Staurastrum sp. in Response to CO2 Induction

Mohamad Agus Salim, Yeni Yuniarti and Opik Taufikurohman

Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development, 2013, vol. 03, issue 02, 5

Abstract: The research has been conducted to know the influences of CO2 induction to cell density and biodiesel production of Staurastrum sp microalgae. The experiment design was completely randomized design with ten replications. The treatments comprising of 3 kinds: CO2 induction, air induction and control (without treatment). At peak population, the highest density for CO2 induction was 8,895,520 cell.mL-1 at the day of seven, for air induction 5,690,880 cell.mL-1 at the day of eight and control 2,578,045 cell.mL-1 at the day of ten. The highest fresh weight and dry weight was occurred in Staurastrum sp culture with treatment CO2 induction followed by air induction and control. The highest oil production was occurred in Staurastrum sp culture with treatment CO2 induction followed by air induction and control. The highest biodiesel production was occurred in Staurastrum sp culture with treatment CO2 induction at 31.95%-weight followed by air induction at 19.65%-weight and control at 16.52%-weight.

Keywords: Agricultural and Food Policy; Farm Management (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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