Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region XII
City Schools Division of Tacurong
Tacurong National High School
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, and ENGINEERING PROGRAM
New Isabela, Tacurong City

RESEARCH
II JOURNAL
GARDOSE, ALFIE A.
Grade 8-CJWindel

SY 2018-2019
I. RESEARCH JOURNAL
A. Time Plan
B. Title Proposal (3 titles)
C. Approved Title
D. Research Plan
E. Actual Conduct of the Study with Pictures
F. Final Draft of the Study
1. Title Page
2. Introduction
3. Statement of the Problem
4. Hypothesis
5. Significance of the Study
6. Scope and Limitations
7. Place and Time of the Study
8. Materials and Methods
9. Research Design and Treatments/ Schematic Diagram
10. Procedures/Steps
11. Data Gathering Procedures
12. Results and Discussions
a. Table of Means/AnoVa Table/Observations/Discussions
13. Conclusion
14. Recommendations
15. References (APA Style)
16. Appendices
a. Raw Data
b. Table of means (complete table)
c. Rating Scale (Likert scale, Hedonic scale)
d. Actual pictures during the conduct of the study (at least 2
pages)
e. Curriculum Vitae (with picture)
17. Acknowledgment
18. Dedication
19. Abstract
 SAMPLE TIME PLAN
DATE ACTIVITY/IES

June 13, 2018 Beginning of recording and writing of Research Journals.

June 14, 2018 Looking for possible studies/problems related to daily activities
and needs.
June 15-29, 2018 Lectures and Laboratory activities.
June 30, 2018 Title Proposal and Defense (Research II-Grade 8)
July 3, 2018 Title Proposal and Defense (Research II-Grade 8) (continuation)
July 4, 2018 Start of writing of Research Plans for approved studies/problems
presented for Research II-Grade 8
July 5-14, 2018 Lecture and Laboratory activities.
July 17, 2018 Checking of Research Plans (Research II-Grade 8)
July 18-21, 2018 Lecture and Laboratory activities.
July 24-26, 2018 First Unit Test
July 27-28, 2018 Checking of Test Papers and Remediation
July 31-August 4, 2018 Preparation of Titles/Studies for Research I-Grade 7
August 6, 2018 Title Proposal and Defense for Research I-Grade 7
August 7, 2018 Start of writing of Research Plans for approved Titles/studies for
Research I-Grade 7
August 8-9, 2018 Lecture and Laboratory activities
August 10-11, 2018 First Quarter Examinations
August 12-31, 2018 Lectures and Laboratory Activities
September, 2018 Writing of Chapter I-Introduction to Chapter II-Materials and
Methods of the Problem
October, 2018 Conduct of the Study
November, 2018 Organization of the Data Collected
December, 2018 Statistical Analysis of the Data collected
January, 2019 Organization and Writing of Chapter III and Chapter IV of the
study and Final Defense.
February, 2019 Organization, Editing and Checking of the Papers.
March, 2019 Passing of the Edited and Bounded Copy of the Study.
TITLE PROPOSAL AND DEFENSE

A. POWDERED EGGSHELL TABLETS AS WASTE ACID

NEUTRALIZER

Statement of the Problem

Generally, the study aimed to determine the potential of powdered eggshells to

neutralize waste acids found at home, in schools and other institutions.

Specifically, it answered the following questions:

1. What is the potential of powdered eggshell tablets to neutralize waste acids in

terms of pH?

2. Will the powdered eggshell tablets neutralize the waste acids?

3. Is there a significant difference between the treatments employed?

Hypotheses

HO1: Powdered eggshell tablets have no potential to neutralize waste acids in

terms of pH level.

HO2: There is no significant difference between the treatments employed.

 B. COCONUT (Cocos nucifera) MEAT AND CHARCOAL AS
POTENTIAL POWER SOURCE

Statement of the Problem

Generally this study determined the potential of coconut (Cocos nucifera) meat

and charcoal as potential power source.

Specifically this study answered the following questions:

1. What is the potential of coconut (Cocos nucifera) meat and charcoal as potential

power source in terms of:

a. Capability to light a LED bulb

b. Current

c. Voltage

2. Is there a significant difference among the three treatments in terms of voltage

and current?
2

Hypothesis

HO1: Coconut (Cocos nucifera) meat and charcoal is not a potential battery.

HO2: Coconut (Cocos nucifera) meat and charcoal has no potential to create

electricity.

HO3: There is no significant difference between the treatments of coconut (Cocos

nucifera) meat and charcoal as battery.

 C. LIGHT EMMITING DIODE (LED) LIGHT AS AUTOMATIC NIGHT
LAMP

Objectives of the Study

Generally, the study aimed to assess the acceptability of LED light as automatic

night lamp.

Specifically, it sought to answer the following question:

a) What is the acceptability of the LED light as automatic night lamp in terms of

its life span or time and sensitivity?

b) What is the voltage of the battery before and after?

c) What is the voltage difference among the treatments in terms of its life span,

sensitivity, voltage before and after, and lastly is its voltage difference ?

Hypotheses

H0: There is no significant difference among the three treatments of LED Light

as an Automatic Night Lamp in terms of its life span, sensitivity, voltage before and

after, and the voltage difference.

H1: There is a significant difference among the three treatments of LED Light as

an Automatic Night Lamp in terms of its life span, sensitivity, voltage before and after,

and the voltage difference.

 D. The Pharmacological Benefit Of Pandan (Pandanus), Lagundi
(Vitex Negundo), Camote Tops ( Ipomoea batatas), And Gotu
Kola (Centella asiatica) Leaves As Antipyretic Tea

Statement of the Problem

Generally this study evaluated the potentiality of VIGOPA Health Tea.

Specifically, it will answer the following questions:

1. What are the responses of the respondents in the condition of VIGOPA Health

Tea in terms of:

a. Palatability

b. Aroma

c. Color

2. Is there any significant difference in the general acceptability of VIGOPA

Health Tea among the treatments employed?

Hypotheses

HO1: VIGOPA Health Tea is not acceptable.

HO2: There is no significant difference in the general acceptability of VIGOPA

Health Tea.
 APPROVED TITLE/S

2016-2017 Regional Science and Technology Fair

RESEARCH PLAN

Required for All projects

To be submitted to IBR/SCR before the Experimentation Begins

NAME: DEMEGILLO, MACLAINE MIA YONNICK F. REYES, CATEGORY: LIFE SCIENCE

VINCE P.
LORIA, SOPHIA HEART M.

SCHOOL: TACURONG NATIONAL FAIR DIVISION: REGIONAL

HIGH SCHOOL

The Pharmacological Benefit Of Pandan (Pandanus), Lagundi (Vitex

TITLE OF PROJECT: Negundo), Camote Tops ( Ipomoea
batatas), And Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica)
Leaves As Antipyretic Tea

The research plan must include the following:

A. Objectives of the Study /Statement of the Problem

Generally, this study will evaluate The Pharmacological Benefit Of Pandan

(Pandanus), Lagundi (Vitex Negundo), Camote Tops ( Ipomoea Batatas), And Gotu

Kola (Centella Asiatica) Leaves As Antipyretic Tea

Specifically, it will answer the following questions:

1. What are the phythochemicals present in:

 a. Pandan Leaves

b. Lagundi Leaves

c. Camote Tops

d. Gotu Kola

2. What are the responses in the condition of The Pharmacological Benefit Of

Pandan (Pandanus), Lagundi (Vitex Negundo), Camote Tops ( Ipomoea

Batatas), And Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica) Leaves As Antipyretic Tea in terms

of:

a. Palatability

b. Flavor

c. Odor

d. Shelf life

3. Is there a significant difference in the acceptability of The Pharmacological

Benefit Of Pandan (Pandanus), Lagundi (Vitex Negundo), Camote Tops

( Ipomoea Batatas), And Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica) Leaves As Antipyretic Tea

in the five treatments employed?

Hypotheses

Ha: There is a significant difference in the acceptability of The

Pharmacological Benefit Of Pandan (Pandanus), Lagundi (Vitex Negundo),

Camote Tops ( Ipomoea Batatas), And Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica) Leaves As

Antipyretic Tea in terms of Palatability, Flavor, Odor, and Shelf Life.

 Ha: There is no significant difference in the acceptability of The

Pharmacological Benefit of Pandan (Pandanus), Lagundi (Vitex Negundo),

Camote Tops ( Ipomoea Batatas), And Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica) Leaves As

Antipyretic Tea in terms of: Palatability, Flavor, Odor, and Shelf Life.

B. MATERIALS AND METHODS

Materials

The materials to be use in the study are the following: fiber papers or tea bags,

containers, clean cloth, mortar, strainer, heavy threads, 1x2 pieces of paper, staple and

iron.

Experimental Design and Treatments

This study will be conducted in Completely Randomized Design (CRD). It is

consist of five (5) treatments.

T1- 1g of Dried Pandan Leaves, 1g Dried Lagundi Leaves, 1g Dried camote Tops

Leaves, and 1g Dried Gotu Kola Leaves.

T2- 2g of Dried Pandan Leaves, 1.5g Dried Lagundi Leaves, 1g Dried camote

Tops Leaves, and 0.5g Dried Gotu Kola Leaves.

T3- 1.5g of Dried Pandan Leaves, 2g Dried Lagundi Leaves, 0.5g Dried Camote

Tops Leaves, and 1g Dried Gotu Kola Leaves.

 T4- 0.5g of Dried Pandan Leaves, 1g Dried Lagundi Leaves, 2g Dried camote

Tops Leaves, and 1.5g Dried Gotu Kola Leaves.

T5- 0.5g of Dried Pandan Leaves, 1g Dried Lagundi Leaves, 1.5g Dried Camote

Tops Leaves, and 2g Dried Gotu Kola Leaves.

Procedure

Acquisition of Materials

Tea bags and heavy threads will be purchased at Tacurong Fitmart Mall. The

leaves will be picked up along the way to Barangay Buenaflor Tacurong City.

Preparation of Materials

Leaves will be prepared together with the empty tea bags, containers, clean

cloth, mortar, strainer, heavy thread, 1x2 papers, staple, and iron.

Drying of Leaves

Place the leaves under the heat of the sun within a week or unil it will become dry

and brown in color.

Drying of Leaves

Place the leaves under the heat of the sun within a week or until it will become

dry and brown in color.

Compressing the Dried Leaves

Separate the leaves accordingly and place in a separate bowl or container. Get

an amount of each leaves and put in a clean cloth then compress using a mortar and

place into another container.

Straining of Dried Leaves

Strain the compressed leaves. Put the filtrate back to the container and throw the

residue.

Weighing of Dried Leaves

Weigh the dried leaves according to the treatment.

Packaging

Put the leaves in the tea bags according to its treatment and then staple the tea

bags, put the heavy thread and iron yhe upper part of the tea bags.
 2017-2018 Regional Science and Technology Fair

RESEARCH PLAN

Required for all Projects

To be submitted to IBR/SCR before the Experimentation Begins

Name: KIRCK JOHN ANTHONY A. PAMPOSA III Category: APPLIED

School: TACURONG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Fair Division: REGIONAL

Title of the Project: POWDERED EGGSHELL TABLETS AS WASTE ACIDS

NEUTRALIZER

The research must include the following:

Statement of the Problem

Generally, the study aims to determine the potential of powdered eggshells to

neutralize waste acids found at home, in schools and other institutions.

Specifically, it will answer the following questions:

4. What is the potential of powdered eggshell tablets to neutralize waste acids in

terms of pH?
5. Will the powdered eggshell tablets neutralize the waste acids?
6. Is there a significant difference between the treatments employed?

Hypotheses
 HO1: Powdered eggshell tablets have no potential to neutralize waste acids in
terms of pH level.

HO2: There is no significant difference between the treatments employed.

Scope and Limitations of the Study

The study will be limited only in the application of powdered eggshells as

neutralizer for waste acids.

Time and Place of the Study

The study will be conducted at Science Laboratory Room, Tacurong National

High School, Tacurong City.

MATERIALS AND METHODS

Materials

The materials that will be used in the conduct of the study are the following:
Powdered eggshell tablets, waste acids (diluted oxalic acid, muriatic acids, and
commercial vinegar), and commercial flour as binder.

Equipment and Apparatuses

The equipment and apparatuses to be used in the study are as follows: 27,
250mL beakers, stirring rods, mortar and pestle, spatula, cover glasses, digital pH
meter, camera and digital weighing scale.

Acquisition of Materials and Equipments

Materials such as acids will be purchased from the department stores.

Equipments were borrowed from the school Science Laboratory.

Design and Treatments

 The study will utilize Completely Randomized Design or CRD. It will be consisted
of three treatments replicated three times.

T1- 5 powdered eggshell tablets, 200mL waste acids

T2-10 powdered eggshell tablets, 200mL waste acids

T3-15 powdered eggshell tablets, 200mL waste acids

Preparation of the Materials and Equipments

Materials will be collected and purchased from the school canteen and
department stores.

Equipments will be pre-calibrated before the conduct of the study.

Collection and Cleaning of the Eggshells

Eggshells will be collected from the school canteens. It will be cleaned under
running water to removed dirt and other unnecessary materials.

Drying and Pounding of the Eggshells

After cleaning, eggshells will be dried under the sun. As soon as the moisture is
removed, it will be pounded to powder form using mortar and pestle.

Molding into Tablets

The powdered eggshells will be mixed with the commercial flour that will serve as
binder for the tablets. A ratio of 100 grams is to 20 grams flour will be mixed in a beaker.
After mixing, distilled water of 35mL will be poured. It will be mixed to the right
consistency, after it will be molded into tablets using a wooden molder.

Drying of the Tablets

Molded tablets will be dried under the heat of the sun to remove excess moisture.

Preparation of Treatments
 200 mL of acids like diluted oxalic acid, muriatic acid and commercial vinegar will
be poured into 250 mL beakers.

Tablets will then be counted and segregated for each treatment.

Data Gathering Procedures

pH of prepared acids will be taken using digital Digital pH Tester Meter Pocket
Pen with a Measuring pH Range: 0.0 - 14.0 pH, Resolution 0.1 pH, Accuracy ±0.1
pH (20°C), ±0.2 pH, Operating Temperature 0 - 50°C (32 - 122°F) and a dimensions
of 152 x 29 x 20mm (5.984 x 1.142 x 0.591 inch) after application of tablets and the
reaction to finished it will be taken again.

Data gathered will be subjected to T-test.