Acetone and Cigarette Filter as Glue

Researchers
Kelvin Andrei L. Mañibo
Princes Alieyah A. Galvez
RESEARCH PLAN
 PROBLEMS
1. Will people use this product instead of commercial glue?

2. Is there a significant relationship between the amount of acetone and cigarette filters to
make a special glue?

3. Is it comparable to the commercial ones in terms of:

a. Texture

b. Color

c. Odor

d. Stickiness

e. Appearance
 Objectives
• General Objective
To make effective glue out of acetone and cigarette filters.

• Specific Objective
To prepare a cheaper yet durable glue out of cigarette filters and
acetone.

To compare the effectiveness of a used cigarette filters and acetone

to the leading commercial brands.
 Scope and Limitation
This study focuses only to the utilization
of cigarette butts and acetone as glue. The
study will be conducted the students of 10-
SSC B from Porfirio G. Comia MNHS.
INTRODUCTION
 The majority of Filipinos smoke or use
cigarettes as a stress reliever because nicotine
helps us unwind. But regrettably, they simply put
their trash wherever, and as a result, we are
forced to figure out how to aid our beloved
nation in its fight against improper trash
disposal. The aim of this research is to find a
less expensive and more easily made
replacement for glue because it is a useful
commodity, particularly for students like us,
instructors, office workers, etc.
 The availability of low-cost suppliers for our
products is crucial to the stability of our country's
economy. In businesses, classrooms, and
homes, glue is frequently used. People might
have the idea to make their own glue because
commercial branded glues are so expensive
and unaffordable. Because it contains acetone,
the homemade glue manufactured from
cigarette filters is a little rougher than
commercially produced glues.
 As young researchers of
the Porfirio G. Comia
MNHS, we decided to
make glue out of cigarette
butts and acetone.
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
 IV DV
Cigarette filter and acetone glue Characteristics

• Sticky
• Odor
• Color

Commercialized glue