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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2011 Multi-Colored fabric blot From Talisay (Terminalia catappa) Leaves Extract Pauline Mariz Manuel Marjorie Marmeto Jiezel Ann Sescar Mrs. Ma. Regaele Olarte (Research Adviser) Statement of the Problem The investigators aimed to determine if the Talisay (Terminalia catappa) leaves commit could be developed as a multi-colored fabric dye. unique(predicate)ally, the study want to response the following questions 1. Can Talisay (Terminalia catappa) leaves extract be developed as a multi-colored dye? 2. Is thither a signifi brookt difference mingled with the experimental and control set-ups in imp stockment of a. answer to acid b. Reaction to base c. pH level d. Color fastness disconcert 1 Frequency Distri aloneion of Yielded Results in terms of Color DYE frequence PERCENTAGE (%) Violet 97 93 Yellow 7 7 Brown 3 3 TOTAL 100 100 Table 2 Comparison of Mean and T-test Result for Talisay and Commercial Fabric Dye TALISAY LEAVES COMMERCIAL DYE VARIANCE COLOR abs olute frequency COLOR FREQUENCY Violet 90 Violet 88 2% Yellow 7 Yellow 10 3% Brown 3 Brown 2 1% TOTAL 100 100 1 comments Email ThisBlogThis touch to TwitterShare to Facebook Links to this convey THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2011 Akapulko (Cassia alata L. Seeds as Purgative Extender for Pulvoron Akapulvoron A Sensory epitome Akapulko (Cassia alata L. ) Seeds as Purgative Extender for Pulvoron Karl Ericson Landrito Rochelle Gel Asilo Ludy Anne Castrence Maegan Morales Keith Louise R. Salazar Research Adviser Mrs. Ma. Regaele A. Olarte A. Background of the flying field Children during their early stage of learning are curious on how things some them work. They always want to p locate outdoor games much(prenominal) astumbang preso,patintero,piko,jolens,pogs, and some other games with their playmates. These games require touching and a lot of barefoot running.Children do not tend to know that running barefooted testament sire the formation of ascaris and other parasitic worms that mi ght infect their intestines. Malnutrition surrounds our surface ambit today a lot of people, just or so especially the children, were the victims of it. One of the most common ca practices of malnutrition of children is worm infestation. Worm infestation substructure result if thither happened to be a direct or indirect contact with the ordure of an septic mortal. It can be dispersed when the feces of an infected existence are mathematical functiond as fertilizers in farmlands that are now reborn into urban type of community.The kids that are living in that converted area can accumulate the infection that the former farmland has. Children that are infected can contribute parasitic worms inside their bodies. They can eventually take malnutrition and other health deficiencies if not treated. Purgative medicines are cheap in cost but children dislike the taste because of its bitterness. The researchers came up with this project collectable to the desire of helping the par ents of infected children in convincing their kids to take good-tasting purgative remedy that is cheaper in cost and can be done at home.The researchers build out that pounded and boiled akapulko seeds are used as an potent purgative agent. Akapulko is an herbal plant that can be used in curing skin, stomach, lung, and mouth problems, andis well known for its sudorific, diuretic and purgative characteristics. It can be ingested without having any side effect or contraindications. The researchers thought of pulvoron, beingness a healthy, delicious, and attractive treat for all. The akapulko seeds were consider as extender in tramp of the traditional rice crisps, nuts, or nougats in the pulvoron.Established that akapulvoron could be an useful and safe purgative treat, the researchers intended to conduct a sensory abstract of the product to determine if it would be generally accepted by the public. 0 comments Email ThisBlogThis Share to TwitterShare to Facebook Links to this pos t WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2011 Makahiya (Mimosa pudica) Root Extract as an Alternative Ovicide against Dengue Mosquito (Aedes aegypti) Eggs Dumayas, Diana Rose P. Geroche, Sheila Mae T. Pinote, Lorraine Angela D. ( research workers) Mrs. Ma. Regaele A. Olarte Research Adviser) Significance of the reputation The augmenting number of Dengue cases not only in our country but in addition to other countries all over the world experiencing the abnormal mixed bag in weather is not of recent origin to us. Along with this severe situation, there are two-winged, dipterous insects that hatch their eggs for a shortstop time, reducing the size of their larvae and become nervous-biters. In that case, they are unverbaliseder to intercept in flight that is why it is more advisable to focus on the places where they lay their eggs.The researchers conducted this study in order to lessen the proliferation of mosquitoes or prevent the eggs from hatching using the MakahiyaMimosa pudicaroots extract as an ovicide. As the experiment was proven to be legal, it is relevant to propagate the plant for mint production and communicate the results to other people. It is also significant to conduct experiments about the other potentialities of the said plant, much(prenominal) as the anti fertility proportion of its root extract which was proven in Albino white mice sperm cells consort to Dr. Godofredo Umali-Stuart of University of Santo Tomas. comments Email ThisBlogThis Share to TwitterShare to Facebook Links to this post Prototype Biometric Security remains on Personal Computer Using Fingerprint-based Power Switch Researcher Maycee Anne Rufino Research Adviser Mrs. Ma. Regaele Olarte Statement of the Problem The study sought to unionize a carcass to protect every estimator from hacking and unwanted file sharing due to usage without permission by unauthorized substance abusers. The researcher utilized fingerprint-based biometric security system on the power switch of personali zed electronic training processing system, thus making it unquestionably personal. Specifically, the study aimed to answer the following questions 1. How should the system be designed and developed in order to a. Secure the users data from hacking or sharing, b. Provide an account security for the computer user, c. Ensure that the system is protected against alteration and not prone to errors? 2. What is the level of performance of the system based on the following criteria a. Reliability b. accessibility c. Efficiency d. Functionality? Hypothesis The fingerprint-based biometric security system on personal computer with remote access for the private user iseffective in terms of the specified criteria.Scope and Limitations The fingerprint-based biometric security system on personal computer is more accessible, secured, accountable and accurate. It is in the registered fingerprint where an account is created for hassle-free admission to the system. Furthermore, proceeding do not consume much time and effort since the reading needed to connect and to access ones account is already automated. The following were the scope and limitations of the study * The study only focused on the general transaction of database and of safe-keeping for the data-security of personal computers. This mechanism was not advisable for shared out computers but merely for personal use, as only an authorized person could gain access on the most important data and information stored in the computer. * The system would not operate if the user is unauthorized or unregistered. Only authorized user with registered thumb mark and password can get into the system. * This device can register and hold up to louvre authorized users only to access the system. * The fingerprint-based power switch can also be used on any technology containing switch. (e. g. lighting, appliances, motorcycles etc. ) 2 comments Email ThisBlogThisShare to TwitterShare to Facebook Links to this post TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2011 Environmental Briquette from urine Hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) with Acacia Seeds as Binding Agent Mary Jane Bucio Patricia Anne Javier Charlz Deanne Hermoso Angel-lyn Lazo Jamira Marabut (Researchers) Mrs. Ma. Regaele A. Olarte (Research Adviser) ABSTRACT piddle hyacinth is an aquatic plant which could well be used, instead of wood, in generating an alternative source of energy. The processing of water hyacinth into briquette would have a significant role not only in the training of an alternative fuel, but also in the preservation of the environment.The water hyacinth that was harvested, dried, and pulverized was mixed with cassava starch and acacia seed binder by being compressed into briquettes in a manually-operated machine. The experimental set-up made use of dry and fresh water hyacinth while a traditional draw served as the control. In all the quality tests done, T- test showed that there was no significant difference between the experimental product and the commercial product in terms of various parameters, at 0. 05 level of significance.The results of experimentation and data analysis showed that the experimental product is just as effective as the commercial briquette, with better potential of helping the environment by reducing the negative consequences brought about by water hyacinths rapid profusion. Thus, theenvironmental briquette made from water hyacinth with acacia seeds as binding agent could be an effective alternative to the traditional charcoal made from burning of wood. 1 comments Email ThisBlogThis Share to TwitterShare to Facebook Links to this post Older PostsHome Subscribe toPosts (Atom) CHATBOXJulian Paolo BiyoJason Andrei TemeloI-RubyPhilippine Science High School westerly Visayas Campus Investigatory Project TITLE Effect of the Different Types of Substrates on theBiodegradability of SM Plastic Bags I. Background of the subscribe to Official figures show that plastics make up around 25%of thegarbage that metro m anila churns out, while anindependent surveyconducted by Eco unwarranted Coalition andGreenpeace on the compositionof discards on manila bayin 2006 found that51% were plastic bags,19% sachets and junkfood wrappers, 5% Styrofoam, 1% hard plastics,10% rubber, 13% biodegradable wastes (Cayetano, 2008www. enatorpiacayetano. com/psc/pressreleasedetails. php? recordID=175)Biodegradable plastics are degradable plastics on which thedegradation results from the action of naturally occurring micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi , and algae (emailprotected com). These plastics are broken down intowater, ampere-second dioxide, methaneand biomassprimarily through enzymatic action on microorganisms(Azios, 2007www. csmonitor. com/2007/1219/p16s01 -sten. html). Biodegradable will fully disintegrate in six months orless. It turns intopowder and blends withthe soil afterwards a few months(Demetillo, 2008www. mprime. com/News. php? BlurbID=1113). Many biodegradable plastics will decompose inindus trial plants,backyard compost piles, or openenvironments. Theinherentbiodegradability of plastics depend onseveral(prenominal) environmental factorssuch as moisture, temperature, surface area, and the manufacturingmethod of the finishedproduct. (Nolan-ITU Pty Ltd, 2002www. environment. gov. au/settlement/publications/waste/deg) Although some brands claim to be biodegradable in open crinkle andsaltwater, virtually no decomposition occurs within a closed landfillthat has beencapped, preventing air circulation. Azios, 2007www. csmonitor. com/2007/1219/p16s01 -sten. html)TheSMmallchainhasstartedshiftingbiodegradableplasticbags for its supermarkets and department stores (Cayetano, 2008). The use of biodegradable plastics help lessen the burden of the ever-growing garbage problem in the Philippines and inthe whole world II. Problem of the Study This study wasconducted to answer the following problemWill exposing the SM plastic bags to several(predicate) substrates such ascompost soil, l oam soil, tap water, and seawater over a rate of flow of timeaffect its biodegradability? III.Hypothesis of the Study If SM plastic bags will be placed in different substrates over aperiod of time, then itsbiodegradability will be affected. IV. objective lenss of the Study A. General Objective To determine the effect of different substrates on the biodegradabilityof SM plastic bags. B. Specific Objectives 1. To expose SM plastic bags to different substrates such as compost soil,loam soil, seawater and tap water for a duration of several months. 2. To prise the lean of the plastic bags (grams) before and afterdifferent exposure periods tothe substrates. . To compare the percent weight loss of the SM plastic bags exposed todifferent substrates after a period of time. V. DesignoftheStudy A. VariablesA1. Independent variables/ manipulated variable substrate 1. Compost soil2. Loam soil3. Seawater4. tiptoewaterA2. Dependent variable/ responding variable biodegradability (percentweig ht loss)B. Materials 6, 1-litre glass jars 6, 7x9 aluminium trays 12 pcs. 3x4 SM plastic bags 500g loam soil 500g compost soil