CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

Background of the Study

Rusting is an interaction of iron in air and water produces rust. The Oxygen

present in the air form a powdered substance called rust. The rust is a red-orange flaky

substance and the phenomenon of the formation of rust is called rusting, it is an oxidation

process, and is more likely to occur on the metal surface. If a person gets a deep wound

from a rusty metal, it gives the person tetanus. According to Everyday Health (2021) in

recent years, tetanus has been fatal approximately 11 percent of the reported cases. Not

only rusting can kill you, but it also gives you problems about your home maintenance,

according D&D Coatings (2014) iron based metals/roofs and frequent exposure of rain

and moisture, hence they suffer from rust corrosion.

According to Aliggui (2007) Alugbati is a shrubby plant, Malabar Nightshade

(Bassela rubra linn). Alugbati in native terms in habits a watery surface in wetlands.

Nightshade family has ninety genera and two thousand six hundred species. The

Researchers are curious to see if alugbati seed extract can be an alternative rust remover,

because according to GovPH (2020) alugbati has great number of antioxidants such as

lutein and beta carotene. Since alugbati has great number of antioxidants we the

researchers are eager to see if alugbati seed extract can be use as an alternative rust

remover and also to replace the poisonous commercial rust removers. 1. How effective is

the alugbati seed extract as an alternative rust remover. 2. What’s the difference between

our alternative rust remover and the commercial rust remover.

Objectives of the Study

The primary aim of this study is to find out if alugbati extract can remove rust, it

specifically aims to:

 Find out if the amount of alugbati seed extract will affect the visibility of

rust.

 Find out if the acidity of alugbati seed extract will also affect the visibility

of rusts.

Statement of the problem

Researchers wants to prove the efficiency of alugbati seeds extract as alternative

roof rust remover. And answer the following questions;

● Does the amount of alugbati seed extract affect the removal of rust?

● Does the acidity of alugbati seed extract also affect the removal of rust?

Significance of the Study

This study conducted is to determine the effectiveness of alubabati seeds extract

as an alternative rust remover. This kind of rust remover is very useful especially to those

People who does’nt want to pay high prices for roof repairs, since it lessens the cost of

buying new roofs, and it also gives opportunity to other alternatives like our alugbati seed

extract rust remover. And our alternative seed extract helps the environment because it is

organic, while those other rust removers contain different substances that is really

poisonous such as; Chelating agents, hydrocarbons, hydrochloric acid, nitrates and many
 more. Many alugbati or some other fruits that is wasted everywhere so instead of

throwing it away, why not convert it to a natural rust remover for those rusty roofs. And

importantly, these study also gives new contribution not just to the economy but also to

the body of knowledge.

Hypothesis

Ho

 The acidity of the alugbati seed extract is not related to the visibility of

rust.

 The amount(ml) of alugbati seed extract is not related to the visibility of

rust.

Scope and Delimitation of the Study

This Science Investigatory Project is limited only to the effects of the Alugbati

extract as the alternative rust remover. The researchers use a rusty roof metals in testing

each set up that they prepared and scrub it fifteen times. This study is conducted in

Almeria National High School an unused working phone in testing the setups and

charging is limited to five minutes. This study is conducted in Almeria National High

School in Poblacion, Almeria, Biliran, this study started at the 9th of October. This is for

the purpose to know the effectiveness of starfruit juice powered portable power bank in

charging electrical devices such as phones.

Definition of Terms

Alugbati – is also know as Malabar Spinach and is used in this study as a extract for our

alternative rust remover. This fruit is known for its ovate heart shaped and purplish

color.

Mortar and pestle – is a set of two simple tools used from the Stone Age to the present

day to prepare ingredients or substance by crushing and grinding them into a fine paste or

powder in the kitchen, laboratory, and pharmacy

pH Level – stands for potential of Hydrogen, is a measure of acidity or alkalinity of

water soluble substances.

Rust – A reddish- or yellowish-brown flaky coating of iron oxide that is formed on iron

or steel by oxidation, especially in the presence of moisture.

Rusting - is the interaction of iron with air and water produces rust.

Review of Related Literature

(A.C. Zamubec 2021) in this study about alugbati is said that this alugbati which

has many nutrients for our health and being applied to the way that will belp many

children and those nutrients will help everday cause buying vitamin everyday will not

just on people but many more

( A.E Gian Carlo et.al 2020) in this research Gian Carlo and his co-researchers

make ituse of Citrofortunella Microcarpa Rind Extract As Plant Derived Green Corrosion

Inhibitor For Mild Steel in 10M Hcl to know if calamansi has a good inhibition property

and Gian and his co-researchers studied the solution using the weight -loss method ,
electrochemical method, and SEM-EDX analysis. And the measurements that shows in

Gian study shows that the calamansi peel has a good inhibition properties. And the

weight -loss test that they made suggest that inhibitive efficiency increase as the

Concentration increases. They also found out that the absorption stabilize at 72 hours

and degrades at longer emersion times. Gian find out that the decreasing extent of

Corrosion attack on the mild steel is the increasing ratio of inhibitor and they found out

they the EDX analysis shows that the reduction of formation of the corrosion products,

that lead to the suggesting the formation of the inhibitor film on the mild steel surface.

The researchers found out that the calamansi peel can be a good inhibitor for mild steel.

(B.Nazanin et.al 2016) Nazanin And his co-researchers study all about the effect

of orange peel extract on the corrosion of mild steel in 1M HCL solution. And the results

shows that GC-MS analysis 1 ul of the orange peel extract was analyzed by GC-MS.

Nazanin and his co-researchers programmed to hold the oven temperature as 35⁰C

ramped at 5⁰C min-1 and Nazanin and his co-researchers adjust to 150⁰C for 5 minutes

and that the carrier of gas was he with (99.999%). And Nazanin know that the result

shows that in his analysis with the high probability of 70%. Nazanin also concluded that

the heteroatoms such as N, O, Cl and Be in these molucule construction absorb on the

metal surface and block the metal sites. And Nazanin also use potentiodynamic

polarization curves for the mild steel in 1 M HCl at 25⁰C and use it in the absent and

present also of the various concentration (0/1- 0/5%w/v) of the orange SK in extract at

298K. And Nazanin concluded that the orange peel extracts (OPE) acts as a bio inhibitor

for mild steel corrosion in HCl solution. And they didn’t out that inhibition efficiency

increases with the increase in the concentration of (OPE). And the inhibitor efficiencies
determined by electrochemical polarization and EIS methods they use are in good

agreement.

(B. Qualid et.al 2013) the research is all about the green corrosion inhibitor:

inhibitive action of tannin extract of Chamaerops humilis plant for the corrosion of mild

steel in 0.5M H2SO4 is studied by Qualid and his team. And they found out that the

inhibition efficiency increases with LF-Ch extract concentration. And Qualid observe the

synergistic effect between Kl and the extract with optimum concentration of 100 mg/L

LF-Ch extract+0.025% potassium iodide. And researcher suggest that the Presence of

iodide ions in the solution increases the surface converage. And they know that the

adsorption of the LF-Ch extract on the mild steel in the medium leads to the formation of

the protective film which grows thickness and effectiveness with increasing exposure

time.

(C. Hui et.al 2013) Hui and his research team is studying about the corrosion

inhibition of mid steel by aloes extract in HCI solution medium. His research team study

is using the weight loss methods and the potentiodynamic polarization and

electrochemical impedance spectroscopy techniques. And they find out that the result

shows that the inhibition efficiency increases with the increase of extract concentration.

Hui also knew that the effect of temperature on the corrosion behavior of mild steel in

IMHCI with addition of extract is also studied by the researchers. Hui and his research

team also study the adsorption of the extract molecules on the steel surface obeys

Langmuir adsorption isotherm and occurs spontaneously. And also, Hui states that the

activation energy as weel as other thermodynamic parameters for the inhibition process

was also calculated. And in the end hui and his research team know that these
thermodynamic parameters shows strong interaction between inhibition and mild steel

surface.

(G.Huajing et.al 2020) huajing research focus in the synthesis and application of

carboxyethylthiosucinic acid by thiol-ene click reaction: as a novel rust remover with

corrosion inhibition properties. The researcher in this study synthesized

carboxyethelthoisuccinic acid (CETSA) by the thiol ene reaction and they determine it by

those various characterization methods that they use such as 1H, NMR, IR and TG.

Huajing and his research team prepare the CETSA as their novel of rust remover with a

corrosion inhibition and as their main component.And the researchers tested the result by

different methods and intuitive comparison methods. Huajing find outs that the corrosion

inhibition effect of the composite reagent for A3 steel in 1 M HCI solution was

investigated and they use the static weight loss test and calculated the absorption

isotherm and wa calculated and fitted, and researcher know that CETSA wa synthesis as

their novel rust remover from the metals surface through penetration and chelation.And

the researcher finally know that these CETSA is an excellent rust removal performance,

and it also protects the metal from corrosion by forming the adsorption membrane.

(M.N. Kikkeri et. al 2012) kikkeri study is all about cantella asiantica as green

corrosion inhibitor of mild steel in 0.5 M H2SO4. In their research study they study the

plant cantella asiantica if it is possibleto make it as an alternative rust reomover. And

their results of the experiment shows that the plant cantella asiantica can be an effective

rust remover.
 (M. Ntsieni et.al 2022) studies the suracane bagasse and orange peels as low-cost

biosorbents for the removal of lead ions from contaminated water samples. As the

researchers continue in there research the Ph study revealed optimum removal

efficiencies of Pb(II) at Ph 7, for SCB and OPS individually and a homogeneous mixture

was 60,120 and 12o min, respectively and as the study continue it also revealed that the

optimum biosorbent dosage was 0.2, 0.17, and 0.2g for SCB and OPS (1:1). And the

optimum experimental conditions could also achieve up to 100% removal efficiencies for

10 and 20mg/L of Pb(ll) using SCB and OPS and they fint out that the potential of the

homogenized combination of biosorbents shows 100% removal efficiencies for 10 mg/L

and after running many tests they found out that sugarcane can be an alternative rust

remover.

(N. Tatsuya et.al 2022) Tatsuya research is all about combined used of reducing agent

and biodegradable chelating agent for iron rust removal. And because we all know that

now a day those rust removers were made from chemical, so they study it. And tatsuya

and his team investigated the effect of the chelating agent using the phenanthroline

absorption measurement method, as they result revealed that the reduce irons ions were

dissolve by the chelating agent. And tatsuya cleaning test prove that tetrasodium 3-

hydrxy-2,2’- iminodisuccinate (HIDS) is a promising chelating agent that can be replace

to those synthetic rust removal agents.

(R.C Janaina et.al 2014) this research is all about aqueous extract of mango and orange

peel as green inhibitors for carbon steel in hydrochloric acid solution. As the researchers

go further to their study about these topics, they find out that the inhibition efficiency

increased as the extract concentration increase also over a concentration range of 200-600
mg L-1, varying from 79 t0 96% (mango) and 84 to 91% (orange) using Tafel plots and

using electrochemical impedance from 69 to 94% (mango) and 76 to 90% orange. And

the researchers in the presence of 400 mg L-1 of mango and orange peel extracts, and in

the weight loss measurements showed and increase to the inhibition efficiency with

emission were 97% and 95%. And janaina found out that the adsorption isotherm with

the extraction produce use in this work, that mango and orange peel extract can be a good

inhibition for the corrosion of carbon steel in an acid solution.

CHAPTER II

METHODOLOGY

This chapter presents the methods used in the conduct of the study, it

describes and tackled the research design and data gathering procedure.

Research Design

This research project makes use of quantitative-experimental research design

which is the blueprint of the procedures. Using this research design researchers can easily

test the hypothesis by reaching those valid conclusions and relationships between

independent and dependent variables and can easily make those results valid and

supported. The researchers prepare and conduct three different set ups and each set ups

will be conducted three times so that researchers can record data that are more valid,

supported, and easy to replicate.

Materials

Materials for testing the effect of volume (ml)

 1 Mortar and pestle

 1 pc. Cloth
 1 Strainer
 3 Spray bottles
 1 Cutting pliers
 1 Gloves(Surgical gloves)
 3 Graduated cylinder
 3 Steel wool/Steel brushes
 1 Tape measure
 9 Cut rusty roof metals (8 by 8) size
 3 Beakers

Materials for testing the effects of acidity

 1Mortar and pestle

 1pc. Cloth
 1 Strainer
 3 Spray bottles
 1 Cutting plier
 3-9 Cut rusty roof metal (8 by 8) size
 1 Graduated cylinder
 3 Beakers
 1 Tape measure
 3 Steel wool/Steel brushes
 1 PH meter
Data Gathering Procedures

Measuring the Acidity:

The researchers finished their experiments and they used the following materials,

three spray bottles, one graduated cylinder,one pH meter, three cuts of Rusty roof metals

(8 by 8) and also they used the alugbati Seeds Extract they collected from sabang naval

biliran . And the researchers cutted three squares of Rusty roof metals and used a pair of

gloves and cutting pliers when they cut the rusty rooff metals and they uextracted the

alugbati Seeds and used mortar and pestle and the researchers used cloth and strainer to

strained it, and used graduated cylinder and beaker and measured the extract they

gathered and researcher also used pH meter and measured the acidity of the extract, and

the researchers transferred the extract to a spray bottles and labeled them from the lowest

acidity to the highest acidity level. And the researchers started to applied the extract to

the rusty roof metals and emptied each bottles and used steel brushes and scrubbed it 15

times and repeated the process 3 times. And researchers had finished the experiment and

collected those data that they gathered.

Measuring the volume:

Researchers measeured the alugbati seeds extract and used the followind materials, three

spray bottles, one graduated cylinder, one mortar and pestle, three steel brushes,

three cut rusty metal roofs (8 by 8) and one tape measure, cutting plier, and lastly

a pair of gloves.
Statistical Treatment of Data

The researchers collected qualitative data in investigating the relationship of

acidity and amount (volume) to the visibility of rust, hence, they’re deemed to utilize

Chi-square in testing the relationship.

Chi-square - is used to determine the relationship between the independent and

dependent variables to determine the significant levels. And the formula is used to

determine the significant relationship of the two variables

CHAPTER III

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

 This chapter presents the data and observation obtained from the experimentation.

Results from measuring and testing our very own design of a rust remover in the three

trials which are presented in tabular forms. Furthermore, it shows the discussions that

supports the underlying problem under our observations.

Table 1: Contingency table of acidity and qualitative description of the results

Setups Qualitative description of the result after scrubbing the rusty roof

Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3

ACIDIC Small amount of the There are no rust that The rusty roof did not

rust are removed are removed change and there are

small amount of rust that

are removed

NEUTRA The color did not There are rust that had Small grams of rust are

L change and there are removed removed

no rust that have

been removed

BASE There are lot of rust There are no rust that Small amount of rust

that are removed are removed from the roof are

removed
The contingency table above shows the qualitative data of acidity that researcher

collected. As observed we gathered descriptive data and trial 1

Table 2: Contingency table of volume(ml) and Qualitative description of the results

Setups

Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial3

15ml There are stain and the shows that there are It shows that there are no

rust that are being no rust that are being rust that are being removed

removed removed after scrubbing

10ml The color did not The result shows that The treatment shows that

change and there there are no rust that there are no rust that are

are rust that are are being removed removed

removed
 5ml The are not After scrubbing there It shows that there are rust

removed after are no rust that are that are removed after

scrubbing being removed scrubbing

Table1: Contingency table of the result of chi-square statistics

Varying Acidic level Removed Not Removed Rows Total

Acidic 2 (2.00) [0.00] 1 (1.00) [0.00] 3

Neutral 2 (2.00) [0.00] 1 (1.00) [0.00] 3

Base 2 (2.00) [0.00] 1 (1.00) [0.00] 3

Column Totals 6 3 9(Grand Total)

The chi-square statistic is 0. The p-value is 1. The result is not significant at p<.05.

This chapter presents the data and observations obtained from the experimentation.

Results from measuring and testing our alternative alugbati extract as rust remover, in the
 three trials which are represented im tabular forms. Furthermore, it shows the discussions

that support the underlying problems under investigation to our topic.

Battery Percentage gained after 5

minutes
Average Battery
Setups Percentage gained
after 5 minutes
Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3

Green Mature Starfruit 3% 4% 4% 3.67 %

Setup (Setup A)

Ripe Starfruit Setup 3% 2% 3% 2.67 %

(Setup B)

The table above shows the battery percentage and average baterry

percentage gained after 5 minutes in 3 trials using different maturity of starfruit in two

setups. As observed, green mature starfruit setup (Setup A) has greater average battery

percentage gained than ripe starfruit setup (Setup B) with 1% difference. The results

mean that in three trials of both setups, Setup A was more effective than Setup B in

charging the phone’s battery percentage.

Electric Current Average

Maturity of
Electric
Starfruit
Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Current

12. 25
Green Mature 12. 29 amperes 12. 21 amperes 12.26 amperes
amperes

Ripe 12.17 amperes 12.02 amperes 11.94 amperes 12 amperes

Table 2. Measured Electric Current

The table above states that between the green mature starfruits and ripe starfruits,

green mature ones conducts greater electric current from three trials to its mean. And

means that between two maturities electric current flows more in the green mature one.

Table 3. Measured Voltage

Maturity of Starfruit Voltage

Green Mature 2.5 V

Ripe 2.5 V

The table shows the same measured voltages from different maturities for all
measurement that was made in the experimentation. It means that for both maturities,
they have the same electric potential or force to move electric currents.

Table 4. Measured pH Level through Color Testing

Maturity of Starfruit pH Level Color

 Green Mature Red

Ripe Pale Red

The data table above shows the difference in pH level between two maturities of

starfruit based on color testing using a plant indicator. The data collected stated and

concluded that green mature starfruits are more acidic than ripe starfruits because of

darker red shade resulted from drops of plant indicator.

The tests for the efficiency of starfruit juice powered portable power bank system

in charging a phone conducted on December 1, 2019. As you can see in the data tables, in

setup A, battery percentage gained was 3%, 4%, 4% with mean of 3.67% while setup B,

battery percentage gained was 3%, 2%, 3% with mean of 2.67%. Having a 1% difference

between the percentages transferred to the battery. Some data also states greater electric

current and higher acidity of green mature starfruits than ripe ones even though voltages

of both maturities are the same. Which states that the significant relationship between ph

level and electrical energy transferred is inversely proportional.

We, the researchers can say that the results supported the efficiency of this power

bank system in charging a phone.

CHAPTER IV

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION, AND RECOMMENDATION

Summary
 The study focused on measuring the battery percentage of the phone’s battery

using the designed power bank system. Moreover, it also aimed to find out thee

significant relationships of the battery and maturity of fruit, also with the acidity or pH

level in charging. So researchers were deemed to answer the queries of their research,

importantly, if it’s possible to create these devices.

In the experimentation, two setups were tested in three trials comparing two

different maturities of starfruit, green mature and ripe, with some additional

investigations like measuring of pH level, voltage, and electric current. Results were

recorded and compared. The findings stated that green mature ones are more acidic

because of darker red shade, it has greater average electric current, and the same voltage

with all that of ripe starfruits, and using it transfer average battery percentage of 3.67%

while in ripe ones with mean of 2.67%. And so conclusions were drawn.

Conclusions

Based on the arrived results and findings, we concluded that the designed starfruit

powered portable power bank system is effective in charging. Derived from the

investigation, researchers inferred that it’s possible to create portable power bank system

powered by starfruit juice, higher acidity means greater electrical energy transfer to

battery, charging speed rate depend on lower pH level of the starfruit, and significant

changes in the battery can be observed in green mature ones because it’s more acidic.

Recommendations
 For future researchers who will be trying this experiment, the researchers should

have the proper equipment in doing the experimentation and highly recommend to use

unused working phone in testing the efficiency for it may damage the phone’s battery

because no further investigations were made to record the battery’s charging activity

level. And for future researches to be made, instead of using starfruit as main variable,

investigators can use other variables with high acidity to power up this power bank

system.

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Brgy. Poblacion, Almeria, Biliran Province, Philippines
Mobile Phone #: 0912-093-3135
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Birthplace : Poblacion, Almeria, Biliran
Sex : Male
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Weight : 45 kg.
Religion : Roman Catholic
Citizenship : Filipino
Father’s Name : Eugenio S. Caparro
Mother’s Name : Aurora T. Caparro

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
 Secondary : Almeria National Highschool 2022-2023
( Special Science Class)
Almeria, Biliran Province
Academic Honors Received: With High Honor

Elementary :Almeria Seafarer Learning Center 2019-2020

Poblacion, Almeria, Biliran
Academic Honors Received: With Honor

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Brgy. Caucab, Almeria, Biliran Province, Philippines
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Father’s Name : Paulito M. Congcong
Mother’s Name : Maritess A. Congcong

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
 Secondary : Almeria National Highschool 2017-2021
( Special Science Class)
Almeria, Biliran Province
Academic Honors Received: With Honor

Elementary : Caucab Elementary School 2010-2017

Caucab, Almeria, Biliran
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Father’s Name : Jr. Toting Sabordo Gabing
Mother’s Name : Marieta S. Gabing

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
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( Special Science Class)
Almeria, Biliran Province

Elementary : Pili Elementary School 2019-2020

Pili, Almeria, Biliran
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Father’s Name : Roy Basil Trinidad
Mother’s Name : Maricris Trinidad

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
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( Special Science Class)
Almeria, Biliran Province

Elementary : Almeria Central School 2019-2020

Poblacion, Almeria, Biliran
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Father’s Name : Eric H. Debuque
Mother’s Name : Littyminda J. Bout

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
 Secondary : Almeria National Highschool 2020-2023
( Special Science Class)
Almeria, Biliran Province

Elementary : Sabang Elementary School 2019-2020

Sabang, Naval, Biliran
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Father’s Name : Jun S. Lumagsao Sr.
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 Secondary : Almeria National Highschool 2020-2023
(Special Science Class)
Almeria, Biliran Province
Academic Honors Received: With Honors

Elementary : Jamorawon Elementary School 2019-2020

Jamorawon, Almeria, Biliran
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Birthplace : Naval Hospital

Sex : Female

Height : 160 cm.

Weight : 50 kg

Religion : Roman Catholic

Citizenship : Filipino

Father’s Name : Raymund G. Balce

Mother’s Name : Liza M. Logue

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Secondary : Almeria National Highschool 2020-2023
(Special Science Class)
Almeria, Biliran Province
Academic Honors Received: With Honor

Elementary : Lo-ok Elementary School 2019-2020

Lo-ok, Almeria, Biliran
Academic Honors Received: With Honor