Characterization of Citra Beach Sand Sukamara Regency Using XRF and XRD
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citra beach sand, XRF, XRD, SiO2Abstract
Analysis of the elemental, oxide compounds, and phases composition of Citra beach sand, Sukamara Regency, was successfully carried out. The identification process of elemental and oxide compounds composition used XRF, while the phase identification used XRD analysis. XRF analysis shows that Si and SiO2 dominate the elemental and oxide compound composition by 95,6% and 98,1%, respectively. In addition, the qualitative analysis of the XRD pattern shows that the SiO2 in the Citra beach sand is quartz. These results provide information that Citra beach sand has excellent potential as SiO2 sources.
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