Use of Coconut (Coccus Nucifera) Fiber and Peanut Shell (Arachis Hypogaea) as

bioadsorbing agent for Lead (Pb2+) ion in Tap Water

A Science Investigatory Project Proposal

(Research Design)

Submitted to:
Compostela Science and Technology High School

Enriquez, Regina Shanen

Enciso, Leigh Gem
Tipdas, Charity Kaye Tipdas
Obsequias, Vince Nino
Amor, Ashley Mave
Gestopa, Althea Dwayne
Dela Rita, Athea Jade
 Correlational Design

Illustration

We wishes to conduct a study on the Use of Coconut (Coccus Nucifera) Fiber and Peanut
Shell (Arachis Hypogaea) as bioadsorbing agent for Lead (Pb2+) ion in Tap Water. These
three methods of adsorbing Lead (Pb2+) ion in tap water are independent variable and the
dependent variable is the adsorption procedure, Scanning Electron Microscopy and Mixture
of Peanut shell and Coconut fiber. Mean and ANOVA: two-factor or F-test: two-factor are
the statistical tools used. Mean is used to determine the adsorption of Lead (Pb2+) ion per
method. ANOVA or F-test is used to test the significant difference in adsorption Lead (Pb2+)
using the three methods. Id significant difference exists, this means that the three methods of
adsorption Lead (Pb2+) will really differ from each other because one method is the most
effective. If insignificant difference exists, the adsorption of Lead (Pb2+) ion using the three
methods will almost be the same.

Sample of Three-Group Design on the Use of Coconut (Coccus Nucifera) Fiber and Peanut
Shell (Arachis Hypogaea) as bioadsorbing agent for Lead (Pb2+) ion in Tap Water
Methods in adsorbing Lead (Pb2+)
Household Mixture of Peanut Shell and Scanning Electron Adsorption
Coconut Fiber Microscopy Procedure
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