Acid and Shoe

CHAPTER 1 Introduction Background of the Study Like umpteen other hygiene convenience, raiment culture or can in uniform manner be called boot polish is usually a wax , skitter or paste utilise by bulk to shine, water cogent evidence and restore the appearance of leather blank space. This extends the footwears life. This is do up of many kinds of chemical substances and beca phthisis of this it can ca economic consumption irritations, allergies to us. In our generation, sideslip polish is use every day and companies produce a lot of it to meet the demands of consumers. This leads to chemical wastes.We the researchers would like to find or discover materials like banana peelings, leaves, or trash and use them as alternatives for these chemicals but without sacrificing the effectiveness of the sideslip polish. recently the Philippines has experienced flash floods and according to the disaster agency of the Philippines much than 338,000 people in 13 provinces were affecte d by the disaster, with nearly 43,000 still in schools, churches and gymnasiums. This was mainly caused by illegal logging and improper disposal of garbage.If we argon successful in using trash as alternative for fashioning shoe polish we could lessen the trash in the streets because companies would be hive away these trashes to produce their product. As of now, Ateneo de Iloilo students and teachers be using leather shoes when pass to school and when it rains it could damage the physical appearance of the shoes which would lead them to profane new ones. Many of them uses shoe polish to protect and clean their shoes and some are not safe when it comes in contact with skin, look or other sensitive parts of the body.Our investigation could benefit them because they would be able to homemade shoe polish that would not cause constipation or irritations to them. The investigators chose this culture because of curiosity and that the investigators are looking for other alternatives in devising a shoe polish which is convenient and safe to use. It is by dint of this experiment that close to of us could greatly benefit in ship canal that are useful in our everyday lives. Statement of the Problem This remove seeks to answer the quest questions What other components can be added in do the shoe polish that would make it a better alternative than those bought in stores?How effective is the presence of the glycerin, charcoal, citric dit in the qualification of the shoe polish? Will these alternative components be sufficient in making a great shoe polish? What factors affect the efficiency continue of the shoe polish? Hypotheses In view of the preceding questions, the following hypotheses are advanced 1. The harder the charcoal, the smoother and finer shoe polish can be made. 2. The given alternatives are sufficient in the making of shoe polish. 3. Considering that you bear with the process of heating, the more you stir the finer the shoe polish. . The mor e add up of kerosene drops, the slimier the polish. 5. The greater the volume of the water added, the less effective the polish. entailment of the Study The investigators believed that the result of the knowledge will be beneficial to the following Students. This make could abet the students by adding some information on their familiarity about shoe polishes. This could also enhance their creativity and resourcefulness duration doing the study. Shoe shiners. This study can help shoe shiners by bighearted them alternative ways on how to create their own shoe polish.Instead of acquire the industrial shoe polish, they can use their own creation. Its more cheaper, less expensive and more convenient. Environment. This study can help the recycle department in our environment. Instead of using the normal ingredients, we can use trash as the main ingredient. In this study, we are not unaccompanied learning on the alternative ways on how to make shoe polish but also helping the env ironment at the identical time by recycling and reducing of things. Future investigators. This study could process as a basis for them to do more esearch and add more information to the things that we have done. This could also be a form of help to them as a source of information on how to start the research. electron orbit and Limitations This study revolves or focuses only on the topics about shoe polish and its processes. The experiment is only limited to 2 sub trials per trial. The study is limited to safe components that can be used for comparative testing. Thus, inflammable or corrosive materials will not be appropriate to use in the investigation. Definition of terms 1.Glycerin is a thick liquid that is dull and sweet tasting. It has a high boiling point and freezes to a paste. Glycerins most common use is in soap and other beauty products like lotions, though it is also used, in the form of nitroglycerin, to create dynamite. (Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary) In this s tudy Glycerin is used as a component in making a shoe polish. 2. Charcoal a dark or dull porous carbon prepared from vegetable or animal substances (Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary) In this study charcoal is used as a component in making a shoe polish. 1.Citric acid is a natural,weak native acidthat is found in many fruits and vegetables, especially citrus. Because citric acid is also a byproduct of thecitric acid cycle, it is also produced by many living organisms, including mold. (Foodreference. about. com) In this study citric acid is used as a component in making a shoe polish. 2. Soap A substance used with water for washing and cleaning, made of a compound of natural oils or fats with sodium hydroxide or another strong alkali, and typically having perfume and coloring added (Google. com) In this study soap is used as a component in making a shoe polish.