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Chapter I (Bilimbi)
Chapter I (Bilimbi)
Submitted To:
Mr. Mikko Hermosura
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Introduction
Most countries in the world have only two seasons. This is because most
countries lie with the tropical zone. Tropical countries is known for the
The Philippines is a very hot country and it makes us sweat a lot even we are
sitting or just standing. The sweat makes us not fresh at all, because it mixes
the bacteria on our skin and it can cause smell to the surrounding. In order to
get rid or remove the unpleasant odour one of the suggestions is to use an air
high and this tropical tree do prefer growing in regions having huge amount of
rainfall throughout the year . This fruit when it is unripe turns from bright-
green to yellowish-green, ivory or nearly white when the ripe falls to the
ground. The outer skin is glossy, very thin, soft and tender and the flesh green,
jelly-like, juicy and it’s extremely acid. It requires also protection from cold to
grow properly (Ho Dinh Hai, 2015). For this particular tree is rarely cultivated
and is mostly planted in house gardens. Cultural treatment is required for their
growth. It grows well in tropical climate it also need soil that only has
adequate moisture. This is especially known for its sour taste in used of
vinegar, wine, pickles, and in preparation of Hindu dishes. The genus Averrhoa
was named after an Arab Philosopher, physician and Islamic Jurist Ibn Rushd
often known as Averroes (1126-98). This was originated in the Southeast Asia
and is claimed as a native of the West Malaysiya and the Idoenesian Moluccas.
This fruit also contain medical uses are attributed to bilimbi, and that includes
against coughs, mumps, rheumatism, pimples and scurvy. The juice of this
fruit has high levels of oxalic acid, and therefore may be used to remove iron-
rust stains from clothes and to impart shine to brassware (Corrêa, 1926;
Joseph & Mendonca, 1989, Lennox & Ragoonath, 1990; Wong & Wong, 1995).
This study aims to identify which is more effective is it the bilimbi citric
acid or the commercial air freshener? And it will be conducted indoors of the
senior high school of Immaculate Heart of Mary College – Paranaque and find a
spot or room that can smell an unpleasant smell. The problem is every time
that we enter our classroom every afternoon, and then the smell coming from
the sweat and the surrounding of the person. Bacteria are well- known as to
be the cause of some of the unpleasant smell. The study will attempt to achieve
objectives:
1.) How long does the air freshener to eliminate the unpleasant smellin
2.) What is the most effective air freshener that can eliminate the foul
odor?
Initial Hypothesis
1.) The bilimibi citric acid and commercial air freshener will eliminate the
Alternative Hypothesis
1.) The bilimbi citric acid and commercial air freshener will eliminate the
Significant study
This study aims to compare the air freshener spray using bilimbi citrus
and commercial air freshener or Lysol. For the bilimbi citrus it will be peeled
and dried at the sun at least 1 day. Next is to have a 1 liter steaming water and
put the bilimbi inside in a 500 ml mason jar. Lastly to store it inside the
masons jar and wait until 1 week to accomplish the process. This study
specifically aims to know when the air freshener will able to act from the
unpleasant smell.
The research study will be conducted at the Senior High School room
department and will be used as an experimental area. The study utilizes the
liter of hot water, and a 500 ml mason jar. For the process of the research