MEDIA AUDIOVISUAL PRAKTIKUM MIKROBIOLOGI BERBASIS PRODUKSI VCO (Virgin Coconut Oil) DENGAN PENGARUH JENIS DAN KONSENTRASI RAGI

Yulia Budi Utami, pujiati pujiati

Abstract


VCO is coconut oil that is processed from coconut not through purification with chemicals. There are methods that can be used for making VCO, including enzymatic, acidification, fermentation and centrifugation. Indonesia has several types of traditional yeast that are long used in producing fermented products. This study aims to determine the effect of the type and concentration of yeast on VCO production and the results of this study will be used as a constituent of audiovisual learning media in microbiology practicum. This study uses quantitative analysis methods and in this study VCO was made by fermentation using three traditional yeasts, namely,tempe yeast, bread yeast and tape yeast. Based on the results of audiovidual media analysis shows the percentage of media feasibility amounting to 64.2% with proper qualifications, it can be used as a practical media to be more interesting.

 

Keyword : VCO, fermentation, Audiovisual media

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