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Correlation Between The Ratio and The Effectiveness of A Liquid Hand Soap 1
Correlation Between The Ratio and The Effectiveness of A Liquid Hand Soap 1
Correlation Between The Ratio and The Effectiveness of A Liquid Hand Soap 1
GENERAL CHEMISTRY 2
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE RATIO AND THE
EFFECTIVENESS OF A LIQUID HAND SOAP
TEAM LEADER:
ARYAN GIL GAKO
TEAM MEMBERS:
BUSTAMANTE, VINZ CHRISTIAN
DAMALERIO, JOHN BENEDICT
ENTIENZA, CHRISTINE FAITH
NARONA, MARC NICOLE
SAQUIBAL, KENT
I. Goals and Objectives
The experiment shall explain the effects of varying ratios of ingredients in the
effectiveness of a liquid hand soap. The results of the experiment shall or can be utilized
in the development of the liquid hand soap industry since the experiment’s results can be
utilized as the bases of a liquid hand soap manufacturer on how to make their product
better or more effective. In addition, the results can also be used as a bases for consumers
on how to pick the right liquid hand soap that can both effectively clean and moisturized
their hands. On the other hand, the researchers, through this experiment, can also teach
consumers on how to make a liquid hand soap in their homes that is as effective as the
company-manufactured liquid hand soap by giving them the right ratio and proportion of
ingredients and the procedures. The given ratio of ingredients in making the liquid hand
soap will be explained thoroughly by the researchers in the Theory and Significance part
in order for the readers of this paper to be guided and knowledgeable about the effects of
the liquid hand soap to them or in other words, what would happen to their hands if they
would use the liquid hand soap.
Objectives of the experiment design are as follows:
The experimental shall investigate the effects of varying ratios of ingredients the
effectiveness of liquid hand soap in the following aspects:
Smell or aroma
Bubbliness
Effectiveness in cleaning
Smooth-like feelings of the skin
Independent Variables
Amount of castile soap applied
Amount of lemon essential oil applied
Controlled Variables
The hand that will be used (it should not be allergic to oils)
The amount of dirt applied to the hand
Temperature of water used in washing the hand
Amount of soap applied in washing the hand
IV. Methodology
a. Materials
i. 1 ½ cup Castile soap (soap-base)
ii. 2 tbsp. Olive oil
iii. 1 bottle Lemon essential oil
c. Laboratory Procedures
1. Gather all the materials, laboratory apparatus and equipments needed for
the experiment.
2. Label the liquid containers.
3. Measure and pour a ½ cup of water in the container A and container B.
4. Measure and add ½ cup of castile soap to the container A. On the other
hand, measure and all 1 cup of castile soap to the container B. Gently swirl
both containers to combine the water and the castile soap without activating
too many bubbles.
5. Measure and add 1 tbsp. of olive oil in the container A and container B.
6. Put 20 drops of lemon essential oil in the container A. On the other hand,
Put 40 drops of lemon essential oil on the container B.
7. Swirl both containers again to combine all the ingredients.
V. Experimental Set-up
Set up 1: ½ cup of water, ½ cup of castile soap, 1 tbsp. of olive oil, 20 drops of
lemon essential oil
Set up 2: ½ cup of water, 1 cup of castile soap, 1 tbsp. of olive oil, 40 drops of
lemon essential oil
Experimental Design
½ cup of
castile soap 1 cup of
1tbsp. olive castile soap
1/2
oil 1tbsp. olive
20 drops of oil
lemon 40 drops of
essential oil lemon
essential oil