ALCOHOL WITH CHARCOAL AS SUBSTITUTE TO PENTEL PEN INK
ALCOHOL WITH CHARCOAL AS SUBSTITUTE TO
PENTEL PEN INK
An Investigatory Project Presented to
The Faculty of the High School Department
Surigao Education Center
Km. 2, Surigao City
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In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
For Science III
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by
Alutaya, Klaus Steven Kinkel G.
Guy-ab, Jayford
Jumandos, Julie Ann
Cabuyaon, Laica
Chua, Joshua Jordan
. Roma, Jaypaul
March 2013 ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Whatever the researchers achieve in life, they are certainly the result of loving, affection, and caring people who have been through the years nurturing, realizing the dreams and aspiration. They are the people who have encouraged, bolster the self- confidence, and lift the spirit in times of confusion, helplessness, and vulnerability. They express kind words, extend a helping hand, lend ears, and believe the ability of the researcher as a person, and most of all as a student. They are indeed, the agent of the researcher’s unfolding.
This research would not be possible without the kind assistance and untiring support of good friends who shade strength in making this study a reality. Thus, the researchers wish to express deep gratitude to the wonderful and uncountable blessings of the Lord, throughout the writing of this research. Thanking the Lord for the sound mind and health bestowed to the researchers. Deepest gratitude to Miss Sharmaine teacher for her encouragement and guidance. Mrs. Grace G. Alutaya for giving constructive and valuable suggestions in improving the write-ups and content of the research. The researchers parents for the unconditional love and unwavering support. And to all the person who helped the researchers, a precious thanks and appreciations to all.
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ABSTRACT
The project aimed to consider ink as charcoal, advantages and disadvantages of using charcoal as ink, and the effectiveness of the finish product to the commercial ink
PENTEL PEN INK
An Investigatory Project Presented to
The Faculty of the High School Department
Surigao Education Center
Km. 2, Surigao City
____________________________________
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
For Science III
____________________________________
by
Alutaya, Klaus Steven Kinkel G.
Guy-ab, Jayford
Jumandos, Julie Ann
Cabuyaon, Laica
Chua, Joshua Jordan
. Roma, Jaypaul
March 2013 ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Whatever the researchers achieve in life, they are certainly the result of loving, affection, and caring people who have been through the years nurturing, realizing the dreams and aspiration. They are the people who have encouraged, bolster the self- confidence, and lift the spirit in times of confusion, helplessness, and vulnerability. They express kind words, extend a helping hand, lend ears, and believe the ability of the researcher as a person, and most of all as a student. They are indeed, the agent of the researcher’s unfolding.
This research would not be possible without the kind assistance and untiring support of good friends who shade strength in making this study a reality. Thus, the researchers wish to express deep gratitude to the wonderful and uncountable blessings of the Lord, throughout the writing of this research. Thanking the Lord for the sound mind and health bestowed to the researchers. Deepest gratitude to Miss Sharmaine teacher for her encouragement and guidance. Mrs. Grace G. Alutaya for giving constructive and valuable suggestions in improving the write-ups and content of the research. The researchers parents for the unconditional love and unwavering support. And to all the person who helped the researchers, a precious thanks and appreciations to all.
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ABSTRACT
The project aimed to consider ink as charcoal, advantages and disadvantages of using charcoal as ink, and the effectiveness of the finish product to the commercial ink
References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ink http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charcoal_(color) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charcoal_(typeface) http://www.emedicinehealth.com/activated_charcoal/article_em.htm APPENDICES