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Research Congress
Grade 10 STE
Mrs. Cel Marie Eve T. Abregana
Program
Research Adviser
1. What is the overall condition of the alternative chalk made out of Gallus gallus domesticus eggshell
in terms of:
a. Quality (Durability)
b. Performance (Writing)
2. What are the differences and similarities between the alternative chalk and the commercial chalk?
3. Is there a significant difference between the alternative chalk made out of Gallus gallus domesticus
CONDITION OF
ALTERNATIVE THE CHALK IN
CHALK MADE TERMS OF COMMERCIAL
OUT OF DURABILY AND
PERFORMANCE
CHALK
EGGSHELL
IN WRITING
Control
Independent
Dependent Variable
Variable
Variable
Materials Quantity
Flour 1 tablespoon
2. Mix one tablespoon of flour and two tablespoons of distilled hot water into a mixing bowl.
3. Mix it until it achieves the paste like texture then add one tablespoon of powdered eggshell. .
4. After mixing, mold the mixture into a log shape then wrap it into a piece of wax paper and let it sit for 3-5
days.
1. Devise a simple fixture to hold the chalk securely on the tester device.
3. Attach a downward force or weight to the center of the chalk using a string.
2. Wait for 3 seconds then erase the drawn lines using a blackboard eraser.
3. Observe what happen to the blackboard where the line was drawn and see the difference.
4. Count how many scratches left on the blackboard per types of chalk used.
Statistical Tool
T- test
*Tested at a = 0.05
The researchers recommend using this alternative chalk in rough surfaces like
roads and floors for making or drawing art. In terms of improving the alternative
chalk made of eggshell, the researchers recommend replacing the wax paper of an
actual chalk molder as a molder to balance out all the mixture leaving no air on it
that may affect the durability of the chalk. Pounding the eggshell until it achieves
the fine dust texture may help to improve the performance of the chalk in writing
which may result to a low chance of scratches left.
Butcher, G. D., & Miles, R. (2021). Concepts of eggshell quality. VM01300. PDF, 6.
https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pubication/VM013