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    This 3-page document reports on a student research project investigating the acceptability of using grass and okra mucilage to make paper. The researchers, Keith Zed A. Esquilarga, Czea Gwyneth G. Bade, and Rahya Lynn I. Hapinat of Sto. Niño National High School, conducted experiments making paper from various mixtures of grass, okra mucilage, and wood pulp to determine which produced paper most similar to standard paper. They concluded that a mixture of 30% grass and 70% okra mucilage created paper most acceptable for writing.

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    This 3-page document reports on a student research project investigating the acceptability of using grass and okra mucilage to make paper. The researchers, Keith Zed A. Esquilarga, Czea Gwyneth G. Bade, and Rahya Lynn I. Hapinat of Sto. Niño National High School, conducted experiments making paper from various mixtures of grass, okra mucilage, and wood pulp to determine which produced paper most similar to standard paper. They concluded that a mixture of 30% grass and 70% okra mucilage created paper most acceptable for writing.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region XII
    Division of South Cotabato
    STO.NIŇO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    ACCEPTABILITY OF MAKING PAPER USING GRASS


    AND OKRA MUCILAGE

    In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Completion of Secondary Special


    Science Curriculum

    RESEARCHERS:

    KEITH ZED A. ESQUILARGA


    CZEA GWYNETH G. BADE
    RAHYA LYNN I. HAPINAT

    20233

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