Introduction

Charcoal is produced by burning wood or other organic matter in a low

oxygen environment. By that means removes water and other volatile elements,
allowing the finished product, the charcoal, to burn at high temperatures with
very little smoke. Charcoal is mostly pure carbon, made by cooking wood with
low oxygen. The process can take days and burns off volatile compounds such
as water, methane, hydrogen, and tar, and leaves about 25% of black lumps
and powder of the original weight. The purpose of these study is its because it
has chemical component that can help the writings more accurate and
effective.

Statement of the Problem

This study generally aims to determine the rate of effectiveness of Charcoal as
a alternative of Whiteboard Marker. Is there ang significant difference
between the common whiteboard marker with the alternative charcoal in
terms of; a. Effectiveness b. To be observe if the charcoal can be erased by the
normal eraser of the whiteboard

Hypothesis
Hypothesis HO: There is no significant difference between the alternative
charcoal with the common whiteboard marker in terms of the effectiveness.

Scope and Limitations

This study is entitled: Charcoal as an alternative of Whiteboard Marker was
limited only to the use of charcoal as a whiteboard marker. This study is
conducted at Linao National High School.

Significance of the Study

The researchers find this study very important for it concern with the charcoal
as a alternative of whiteboard marker. This study benefits the following.