“…The saponin has been applied as a natural surfactant in synthesizing mesoporous materials such as ZnO, 25 and manganese oxide. 26 Recently, Azis et al (2024) 27 have used Sapindus rarak extract as an agent for forming mesopores in NaP zeolites. Generally, saponin consists of amphiphilic glycol conjugate with a lipophilic tail and one or two hydrophilic glycoside chains attached to the aglycone backbone.…”
Saponin from Sapindus rarak can be applied as a surfactant to produce CaO with high purity and smaller particle size. Hydrothermal CaO showed enhanced catalytic activity in biodiesel production.
“…The saponin has been applied as a natural surfactant in synthesizing mesoporous materials such as ZnO, 25 and manganese oxide. 26 Recently, Azis et al (2024) 27 have used Sapindus rarak extract as an agent for forming mesopores in NaP zeolites. Generally, saponin consists of amphiphilic glycol conjugate with a lipophilic tail and one or two hydrophilic glycoside chains attached to the aglycone backbone.…”
Saponin from Sapindus rarak can be applied as a surfactant to produce CaO with high purity and smaller particle size. Hydrothermal CaO showed enhanced catalytic activity in biodiesel production.
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