DETECTION OF METAL ELEMENTS WITH ICP IN JAMBI BATIK WASTE AND VIEWS AS MUSLIM EDUCATION
Deliza (a*), Ahmad syukri (b), Mastarita Nova Wulanda (b), Dani Sartika (c)

a) Faculty of Sains and Technolgy,Islamic State University of Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi.
b) Faculty of tarbiyah and teachers
c) Faculty of dakwah

Abstract

Batik in Jambi is located along the Batanghari river, making it easier for craftsmen to throw waste into the river. Batik waste used is an organic and inorganic dye which is difficult to be degraded naturally in the environment. The use of this dye by the batik craftsman industry has a negative impact on aquatic life, this study aims to detect the content of heavy metals and the views of Muslim intellectual. Detection of heavy metals using ICPE (Inductively Couple Plasma Emission and proven to contain inorganic compounds that contain heavy metals Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe: 1,335; 1,287; 1,325; 0.877; 1,022 mg / L. As a Muslim intellectual this is a challenge that must be resolved because it is his duty and together look after and find solutions to what has happened, all the inhabitants of the earth are responsible for the care of the earth. Earth is a place where we can do good and worship in a clean, friendly place with the earth, then friendly with its contents, we associate the environment with science and religion (greendeen).

Keywords: Batanghari river, Metal, ICPE

Topic: Chemistry