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Magnesium in nature can be found in the form of minerals and seawater. Bittern is a sea-salt industry by-product that contains magnesium and potassium salts. Usually, bittern is discharged back to the sea, even though bittern can be further processed to obtain magnesium contained in it. Magnesium oxide (MgO) nanoparticles can be used in a variety of applications because of their good surface recreation properties. In this study, precipitation of Mg2 + ions from bitterns was carried out using sodium hydroxide to produce magnesium hydroxide. Then, it was calcined and went through sonochemical process to produce nano magnesium oxide. Sonication time and amplitude were used as variables. Sample with sonication time of 16 minutes and amplitude of 30% has the smallest particles with an average diameter of 195.7 nanometers.

Time and Amplitude Effect on Nano Magnesium Oxide Synthesis from Bittern using Sonochemical Process