Master List of Investigatory Projects-Titles

Department of Science & Technology IX Science & Technology Information Center Master List of Investigatory Project Titles 01 Investigatory projects I.

Pyrolisis of plastic wastes materials for the production of plywood substitute

II.

Marang (Artocarpus ordorotissimus) peelings as hardiflex – like

III.

Ethyl alcohol from ripe banana peelings

IV.

Rat killer extract from tuble roots

V.

Fuel briquettes from dried banana leaves and waste papers

VI.

Coconut sheath substitute of abaca fiber

VII.

Commercial glue from Talisay resin

VIII.

Butter derive from marang (Artocarpus odoratissima) seed

IX.

Marang seeds as alternative source for commercial flour

02 Investigatory projects I.

Compendium of investigatory studies

II.

Basic geological concepts

III.

Maps and compass

IV.

Rocks and fire

V.

Fungus Puccinia graminis as mycoherbicide


Sea cucumber (Cucumaria miniamata) as a potential source of leather

II.

Fiberglass from Apitong sap (Dipterocarpus grandiflorus)

III.


IV.

Tetrodotoxin from bile of puffer (Sphoeroides maculates) as a potential source of stem borer pesticide

V.

Glue out of cigarette filer and acetone

VI.

Roof sealant out of Styrofoam and gasoline

VII.

Radical pesticide from garongin

VIII.

Chaetomorpha aerea a potential source of biogas


Sawdust as an alternative source for corkboard

II.

Woodcraft from banana peduncle

III.

Lumber from carabao manure

IV.

Herbal leaves produced herbal ointment

V.

The wonder of Cobong plant

VI.

Cyperus Esculenta

VII.

Cassaw-dustenta as decorative

VIII.

Newsaw – Casco as Décor

IX.

The potential of black plastic bag as heat enhancer for guso solar dryer


Dalupang (Urena lobata) as potential source of commercial fibers

II.

Styrofoam and powdered oyster shells as tiles

III.

Strong fiber to replace abaca

IV.

Banana peduncles (Musa paradisiacal) as a potential source of packaging papers

V.

Methane outputs of vegetable refuse: Banana peelings (Musa sapientum), corn peelings (Zea mays), and Chinese pechay (B. rapapekinensis): A comparative study

VI.

Custom – built solar oven

VII.

The effect of eutrophication on the growth of tilapia

VIII.

Sunflower (Helianthus annus) extract as a liquid indicator

IX.

The absorbent property of water hyacinths (Eichhornia crassipes) in effective removal of lead and mercury from waste water

X.

Hanga nut extract as kerosene substitute a viable source of fuel

XI.

Production of germicidal soap from malunggay (Moringa oliefera) roots extract and its comparison with leading brand of soap

XII.

Preliminary investigation on the utilization of coconut “sepal” as medium for column chromatography

XIII.

Discarded plastics: A low cost tile

XIV.

Pectin model from peels and pulps


Preparation of ointment from hanga nut (Pittosporum resiniferum) extract as muscle pain reliever

II.

Annona squamosa seed extract: A potential dog soap ingredient for the eradication of ticks and fleas


Coconut fiber reinforced compressed earth blocks

II.

Banana peduncle (Musa paradisiacal) as potential source of board

III.

Flour from corn kernels (Zea maize)

IV.

Antibacterial properties of Caulerpa racemosa (Forsskal) J Agardh from Taluksangay, ZC

V.

Dicoalsolwas hollow blocks

VI.

Water heater stove

VII.

Costless energy from wastes


The insecticidal potential of Nicotiana tabacum leaves & Chrysanthemus indicum flowers extracts against cockroaches

II.

Tobalic: A household insecticide

III.

American toad (Bufo americanus) skin as leather substitute

IV.

Lanzones seeds (lansium domesticum correa) as rodenticide

V.


VI.

Discarded Manganese Dioxide as shoe polish

VII.

Fuel Briquettes from Biodegradable Waste

VIII.

Tiles Made of Plastic Waste

IX.

Mosquito coil made from santol stalks (Sandoricom indicum) & lanzones peelings (Lansium domesticum)

X.

Relationship between mangrove plants and tilapia (Tilapia sp.)

XI.

Water color from extract of leaves and flowers

XII.

Lethal effects of rice straw ash on golden snails


Ampullaria culprinas as a component in making bricks

II.

Pulverized coral fragment as decorative household receptacles

III.

Utilization of Lanzium domesticum peelings and dissolved Styrofoam as a particle board substitute

IV.

Cassaw-dustenta as decorative

V.

Cyperus esculenta

VI.

Bracket fungus (Meripilus giganteus) as charcoal for fuel and coloring implement

VII.

Turmeric (Curcuma domestics) rhizome extract as liquid indicator

VIII.

Canistel (Pouteria campechiana) as fabric dye


The Department of Science and Technology On Line Retrieval System

II.

Promotion on nursery enterprise for asexually propagated mango

III.


IV.

The feasibility of Heliconia (Saging-saging) as source of fiber

V.

Extracting fiber from espada leaves

VI.

The feasibility of hedychium coronarium as a paper market ink

VII.

Glue from cigarette filters

VIII.

Utilization of cemetery soils as an alternative for commercial fertilizer.

IX.

Anu – nut ahell as luanet like

X.

Tiles from discarded plastic wares and cellophanes

XI.

Sawdust made into hollow blocks and flower pots

XII.

Ash made into flower pots and pen holder

XIII.

The feasibility of banana bracket extract as an acid – base indicator

XIV.

The feasibility study of coconut husk ash and sand as components in bricks making

XV.

PTKT liquid for common garden pests

XVI.

Waste paper materials and animals manure as excellent soil conditioner and fertilizer

XVII. Bricks from rice hull ash and dried grass XVIII. Panel board from coconut husk bonder with synthetic material XIX.

Recycled products from discarded cellophanes, Styrofoam and empty plastic dextrose bottles

XX.

Solar energy delivery system for indoor use

XXI.

Bisol as a source of ethyl alcohol

XXII. Pain relievr out of spices, oil and kerosene XXIII. Products produced from durian seeds (Durio zibethinus) XXIV. Pomelo derivatives XXV. Akapulco ointment XXVI. Water resistance of coconut husk pot bonded with cassava starch XXVII.

Cardava banana rhizomes for food income and economy

XXVIII.

A survey on the causes of carcass condemnation in hogs slaughtered

at the City Abottoir, San Roque, Zamboanga City XXIX. Artificial reef from calcium hydroxide waste (CA(OH)2 XXX. Musa paradisiacal peelings desserts XXXI. Powder dye from coconut lumber sawdust XXXII. Proper liquid wastes management through filtration process XXXIII.

Punal de godo: A home grown source of HEMP

XXXIV.

Styro paste

XXXV.

Thermal insulation

XXXVI.

Water magnifier

XXXVII.

Cibugarvi: A household insecticide

XXXVIII. Anamirta cocculus (Lagtang) for insecticide and pesticide XXXIX.

The userfulness of discarded glass

XL.

Flour from corn kernels (Zea maize)

XLI.

Eggshell as facial powder


Coir effect on earth block from mine waste

II.

Color powder extracted from papaya leaves

III.

The gonad index and fecundity of some species of rabbitfish (Family siganidae)

IV.

The utilization of coconut “sepal” as medium for column chromatography

V.

Discharged plastics: A low cost tile

VI.

Smart SIM alternative for microbial culture

VII.


VIII.

Puffer vine skin as a potential substitute of leather

IX.

Used camera film as wood varnish

X.

Jackfruit waste as potential source of packaging paper and particle board


Sea cucumber (Cucumaparia minamata) as a potential source of leather

II.

Ipil – ipil butter from ipil – ipil

III.

Linger lily (iba) extract alternative sources for commercial stain remover

IV.

Biological chalk from grind seashell

V.

Coconut filling burger (entry for division fair)

VI.

Madre de cacao (Chryricidia speium) extract as golden snail molluscide

VII.

Ilang – ilang flower an alternative source of soap

VIII.

Lanzones seeds (lansium domesticum Correa) as rodenticide


Feasibility of discarded clamshell as aggregate in bricks making

II.

Saw dust made into hollow blocks and flower pots

III.

Ash made into flower pots

IV.

Acoustic board from cassava pith

V.

Eggshell as soil neutralizer

VI.

Fibers from gabi (dioscorea alata) stalks

VII.

Mathematical card game

VIII.

Shoes polisher out of charcoal and wax

IX.

Gracinia mangostana rind charcoal

X.

Proper liquid wastes management through filtration process

XI.

Fungus puccinia graminis as mycoherbicide

XII.

Utilization of cemetery soil as an alternative for commercial fertilizer


The utilization of coconut sepal as medium for column chromatography

II.


III.

Jackfruit wastes as potential source of packaging paper and particle board

IV.

Production of powdered skim milk from cauliflower

V.


VI.

Used camera films as wood varnish

VII.

Puffer vine skin as a potential substitute of leather


Organic fertilizer from the decomposition of banana peeling by cellulose producing bacteria in soil

II.

The miracle of charcoal as a pocket saver

III.

Testing of MSF feeds as food for crab culture

IV.

Lagundi (Vitex negundo) leaves extract as mosquitoes killer

V.

Multiple products from guyabano pulp

VI.

Utilization of discarded thermoplastic as asphalt additive in road construction

VII.


VIII.

The feasibility of banana leaves as a substitute for the production of pin boards

IX.

Pahuli tea: a muscle and body pain reliever

X.

The potential of coconut coir as component mixture for sturdy hollow blocks

XI.

Betel nut tannin as an adhesive

XII.

Commercial fibers from mansanita bark

XIII.

Costless energy from waste


The feasibility of hedychium coronarium as a paper marker ink

II.

Extracting fibers from espada leaves

III.


IV.

Utilization of cemetery soil as an alternative for commercial fertilizers

V.

Ash made into flower pots and pen holders

VI.

Balobo source of energy

VII.

Gracinia mangostana rind charcoal

VIII.

Anu-nut shell as luanet like (peanut shell)

IX.


X.

Pain reliever out of spices, oil and kerosene

XI.

The feasibility of crotnon tiglium Linn seeds (tuba-tuba seeds) as pesticide

XII.

Products produced from durian seeds

XIII.

Akapulco ointment

XIV.

Water resistance of coconut husk pot bonded with cassava starch


The effectiveness of charpay as recycled fuel

II.

Versatility of uray plants

III.

Portland cement concrete

IV.

Dicoalsolwas hollow blocks

V.

Application of ocean thermal energy conversion in the Philippines

VI.

Bricks from rice hull ash and dried grass

VII.

Hedychium coronarium (camias) flower extract a feasible market ink

VIII.

Botones toothache drops

IX.

Promotion on science technology awareness through information and advocacy

X.

Momordica charanta extract as orchid vase – life extender

XI.

Styroco board

XII.

Community diagnosis


Absorption property of corn silk in suspended solid from simulated wastewater

II.

Handmade paper from corn (Zea mays) husks

III.

Indian pennywort (Centella Asiantica) as a potential source of ointment for hematoma

IV.


V.


VI.

Herbal leaves produced herbal ointment

VII.


VIII.

Lead removal through bioabsorption by means of Eucheuma cottonii

IX.

Eggshells as an effective component in making tiles


Rat killer from tuble roots

II.

Multiple uses of breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis) latex as a potential source of glue

III.

Aflatoxin as a source of pesticide for aphids

IV.

Ethyl alcohol from cogon roots (Imperata cylindrica)

V.

Comparative study of the seaweeds (Eucheuma species)grown along Pagadian costal area

VI.

A study of antimicrobial and insecticidal properties of the rhizophoraceae


Production of ink from mahogany pods charcoal

II.

Surgical thread from agar – agar (Eucheuma cottonii)


The gonad index and fecundity of some species of rabbitfish sold in the Balonating public market

II.

Guso solar dryer

III.


IV.

Utilization of turmeric rhizomes as a fabric dye

V.

Styrofoam and fragmentary corals as a component for making bricks

VI.

The effects of acid rain on the growth of pechay

VII.

An antimicrobial ointment manufactured from kamantigue leaves extractive

VIII.

Color powde extracted from papaya leaves

IX.

Green algae as a potential source of fuel

X.

Palay hull ash as component in making tiles


The potential products from U.F (Used Films)

II.

The utilization of crab shell chitin as an alternative material filtering metallic ions

III.

Utilizing solar energy as a source of powder for a toy car


Production of biodegradable food wrapper from sweet potato (Ipomea batatas) vines and tubers

II.

Extraction of cellulose from NIPA leaves as a substitute for film acetate

III.

Lead removal from assimilated soils through phytoextraction via cucumber

24 Investigation projects I.

Alim pith for pin board and insulator

II.

Lethal effects of rice straw ash on golden snails

III.

The shining glory effects of nipa kernel (Nypa fruticans)

IV.

Tobalic: A household insecticide

V.

Tiles made of plastic waste

VI.

American toad (Bufor americanus) skin as leather substitute

VII.

Discarded manganese dioxide as shoe polish

VIII.

The insecticidal potential of nicotiana tabacum leaves Chrysanthemus indicum flowers extracts against cockroaches

IX.

Relationship between mangrove plants and tilapia (tilapia sp.)

X.

Water color from extract of leaves and flowers


Pyrolysis of plastic wastes for the production of window blades

II.

Community diagnosis

III.

Botones toothache drops

IV.

Utilization of sedimentary rocks (Shale) as chalk

V.

Waste management

VI.

Technology needs assessment in Zamboanga City

VII.

The preparation of insecticide using lantana extract

VIII.

Mayana leaves and coconut female flowers as a source of dye

IX.

Coconut oil


Fiberglass from apitong sap (Diterocarpus grandiflorus)

II.

Comparative study of the seaweeds (Eucheuma species) grown along Pagadian Coastal areas

III.

Ethyl alcohol from cogon grass (Imperata cylindrical)

IV.

Aflatoxin as a source of pesticide for aphids

V.


VI.

Glue out of cigarette filter and acetone

VII.

Cloth dye out of bougainvillea flower


The magnificent effect of mahogany seeds extract against termites

II.

Types of water affect the percentage of the decomposition of dried monocot and dicot leaves

III.

Testing of MSF feeds as food supplement for crab fattening

IV.

Multiple products from guyabano pulp

V.

Betel nut tannin as an adhesive

VI.

Green algae as water salinity control

VII.

Pahauli tea: A muscle and body pain reliever

VIII.


IX.

Organic fertilizer from the decomposition of banana peelings by cellulose producing bacteria in soil

X.

Tapping the potentials of pengka-pengka fruits

XI.

Commercial fibers from mansanitas bark

XII.



Pulverized coral fragments as curative household receptacles

II.

Ampollaria culprinas as a component in making bricks

III.

Utilization of lanzium domesticum peelings and dissolved Styrofoam as a particle board substitute

IV.


V.

Acacia (Acacia sp.) leaves as effective filters for vehicle exhausts

VI.

Acacia (acacia sp.) leaves as effective filters for vehicle exhausts

VII.

Eggshell as an effective component in making tiles


Turmeric (Curcuma domestica) rhizome extract as liquid indicators

II.


III.

Cahistel (Pouteria campechiana) as fabric dry


The utilization of Musa paradisiaca sap as a culture media ingredient

II.

Utilization of Musa paradisiaca stalk fibers for cement bonded board

III.

Extraction and utilization of crude dyes from kamanchile (Pithecellobium dulce) bark as colorant for handmade paper

IV.

A survey on the causes of carcass condemnation on hogs slaughtered at the City Abattoir San Roque, ZC

V.

Mayana leaves and coconut female flowers as sources of dye

VI.

Pyrolisis of plastic wastes for the production of window blades

VII.

The usefulness of discarded glass

VIII.

Kuhol meat as feeds for Talakito grow-out in floating cages

IX.

Rice grain craft ash made into bricks

X.

Ano-hupa (Anonang hulls of palay


Tetrodotoxin from bile of puffer (Sphoeroides maculatusf) as a potential source of stem borer pesticide

II.


III.


IV.


V.


VI.


VII.

Lanzones seeds (Lansium domesticum correa) as rodenticide


Surface sensitive analysis of thin oxide films on semiconductors

II.

Runge – kutta method and uniformly regular matrices

III.

Biosafety guidelines implementing executive order No. 430

IV.

The use of mindanao’s land resources and environment

V.

Country report: Philippines status of RVNRL projects

VI.

Manpower development for Mindanao industries

VII.

The feasibility of using ipil-ipil seed as an alternative to guar gum

VIII.

Strategies to delay senescence in perishable crops

IX.

A study of the electro transfer reaction of bis – (n,N’ Dibenzyl-Thiourea) dichlorobalt (II) and bis – (N,N’ dibenzyl thiourea) dibromocobalt (II) in non aquaeous solutions with hexacyanoferrate (III)

X.

Radiation vulcanization of the Philippine natural rubber latex

XI.

Company profile


Utilization of Musa paradisiacal (Plantain banana) stalk fiber for cement blonde board

II.

Eggshell as facial powder

III.

Generalized synthetic division

IV.

Administrative report (On-going project) period covered 2nd and 3rd quarter (January-June 1999)

V.

Momordica charantia extract as orchid vase – life extender



II.


III.


IV.


V.

Utilization of lanzuim domesticum peeling and dissolved Styrofoam as a particle board substitute

VI.

Pulverized coral fragments as decorative household receptacles


Kuhol meat as feeds for talakitok grown out in floating cages

II.

The effect on the shape of the containers on the ripening of banana fruits

III.

Polystyrene coated as a substitute for packaging materials

IV.

Specialized leaves of bougainvillea as paper and liquid indicator

V.

The feasibility of coco nucifera oil as an additive in candle making

VI.

Extraction of oil soluble colorant from achuete seed using different media

VII.

Durability tests of the particle board made from rice hull and foam polystyrene gasoline mixture

VIII.

Rice grain chaft ash made into bricks

IX.

Ano – hupa (Anonang hulls of palay

X.

Lima – lima tubers as fuel


Types of water affect the percentage of decomposition of dried monocot and dicot leaves

II.

The miracle of charcoal as a pocket saver

III.

Lagundi (Vitex negundo, L.) leaves extract as mosquito killer

IV.

Testing of MSF feeds as food supplement for crab fattening

V.

Utilization of discarded thermoplastic as asphalt additive in road construction

VI.


VII.

Avocado leaves as rodenticide

VIII.

The feasibility of banana leaves as a substitute for the production of pin boards

IX.

Testing of MSF feeds as food supplement for crab culture

X.

Tapping the potentials of pengka-pengka fruits

XI.

Green algae as water salinity control

XII.

Pahauli tea: A muscle and body pain reliever

XIII.


XIV.

Tawa-tawa for sore eyes hypertension and fever

XV.

Coal solid wastes bricks as an investigatory project


Analysis of lye content from fronds ash of (Palmae) palm trees

II.

Proper liquid wastes management through filtration process

III.

Coconut fiber reinforced compressed earth blocks

IV.

Pomelo derivatives

V.


VI.

Durability tests of particle board made from rice hull and foam polystyrene gasoline mixture

VII.

Ano – hupa (Anonang, hull of palay)

VIII.

Rice grain chaff ash made into bricks

IX.

Coal solid wastes bricks as an Investigatory project


Baluster –decorative arts manufacture locally generates family income

II.

Baluster – decorative art manufacture locally generates family income

III.

Baluster – decorative arts manufacture locally generates family income

IV.

Built in battery charger

V.

Cardava banana rhizome for food income and economy

VI.

Recycled products from discarded cellophanes, Styrofoam and empty plastic dextrose bottle

VII.

Versatility of uray plants (Amaranthus spinosus)



II.


III.

Cheatomorpha aerea a potential source of biogas

IV.


V.


VI.


VII.




II.


III.


IV.

Roof sea: Amt out of Styrofoam and gasoline

V.

Fiberglass from apitong sap (Dipterocarpus grandiflorus)

VI.

Ink from mangostene peeling

VII.

Lanzones seeds (Lansium domesticum correa) as rodenticide

41 Investigatory projects I. Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) in tamban herring fish oil extract and its effect on the physiological ability of albino mice II.

Lead removal from assimilated soils through phytoextraction via cucumber 42 Investigatory projects I.

Production of biodegradable food wrapper from sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) vines and tubers

II.

Production of biodegradable food wrapper from sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) vines and tubers

III.


IV.


V.

Extraction of cellulose from nipa leaves as a substitute for film acetate

VI.

Extraction of cellulose from nipa leaves as a substitute for film acetate


Pyrolisis of plastic waste for the production of window blades

II.

Lagundi (Vitex negundo L.) leaves extract as mosquito killer

III.

Technology need assessment in Zamboanga City

IV.

(Concept paper) Towards a long range plan for energy development in the province of Palawan

V.

Promotion of nursery enterprise for asexually propagated mangoes

VI.

Styro paste

VII.

Pain reliever out of spices oil and kerosene

VIII.

Status of coral reef in some of the coastal waters of Misamis Occidental

IX.

Overview of the seaweed industry

X.

A community diagnosis of barangay B

XI.

Lost cost high power wind mills and turbines

XII.

Durian as distinctive Asian fruit

XIII.

Wood ash made into flower pots and pen holders


Comparative analysis prefabricated concrete slabs from hollow blocks

II.

Design and development of an improvised poultry incubator


Amppullaria cultrinas as a component in making bricks

II.

Adsorption property of corn silk in suspended solids from simulated wastewater

III.

Sea cucumber (Cucucmaria miniamata) as a potential source of leather

IV.


V.

Madre de cacao (Chryricida sepium) extract as golden snail molluscide

VI.


VII.

Eggshells as an effective component in making tiles


Dalupang as potential source of commercial fiber

II.

Styrofoam and powder oyster shells as tiles

III.


IV.

Banana peduncles as a potential source of packaging paper

V.

Methane outputs of vegetables refuse; banana peelings, corn peelings, and Chinese pechay

VI.

Custom built solar oven

VII.

The effects of eutrophication on the growth of tilapia

VIII.

Sunflower: extract as a liquid indicator

IX.

The absorbent property of water hyacinths in effective removal of lead and mercury from wastewater

X.

Hanga nut extract as kerosene substitute: A viable source

XI.

Production of germicidal soap from malunggay roots

XII.

The utilization of coconut sepal as medium for column chromatography

XIII.

Discarded plastics: A low cost tiles

XIV.



Utilization of alocala macrorrhiza (Elephant ears) extract as anti-bacterial agent against Staphylococcus aureaus

II.

Rice – helminthosporium solani liquid mixture as agent in poultry farm odor control and elimination

III.

Production of biodegradable food wrapper from sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) vines and tubles

IV.

The potential products from UF (Used Film)


Red gumamela flowers (Hibiscus) as potential source of cooking oil

II.

A study of anti-microbial and insecticidal properties of the rhizophoraceae

III.

Preparation of sawdust green algae mixture as a substitute for commercial sold fertilizer

IV.

Picture frame from banana peeling

V.

Ginger lily (Iba) extract alternative sources for commercial stain remover

VI.

Adhesive glue from camansi trunk

VII.

Ilang – ilang flower as alternative source of soap

VIII.

Vinegar from pineapple peelings

IX.


X.

Madre de cacao (Chryricicia sepium) extract as golden snail molluscide


The utilization of banana (Musa paradisiacal) sap as compared to water in oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus) cultivation

II.


III.

Feasibility of Helicoña (Saging saging) a source of fiber

IV.

Extracting fiber from espada leaves

V.

The feasibility of hydichium coronarium as a paper mark ink

VI.


VII.


VIII.

Anu nut as luanet like

IX.

Tiles from discarded plastic wares and cellophanes

X.

Sawdust made into flower pots and pen holder

XI.


XII.

The feasibility of banana bract extract as an acid base indicator

XIII.

The feasibility study on coconut husk as an sand and components in bricks making

XIV.

PTKT liquid for common garden pest

XV.

Waste paper materials and animal manure as excellent soil conditioner and fertilizer

XVI.

Bricks from rice hull ash and dried grass

XVII. Panel board from coconut husk bonded with synthetic materials XVIII. Recycle products discarded cellophanes, Styrofoam and empty plastic dextrose bottles XIX.


XX.

Bisol as a source of ethyl alcohol

XXI.

Pain reliever out of spices, oil and kerosene

XXII. Products produced from durian seeds XXIII. Pomelo derivatives XXIV. Akapilco ointment XXV. Water resistance of coconut husk pot bonded with cassava starch

XXVI. Cardava banana rhizome for food income and economy XXVII. A survey on the causes of carcass condemnation on hogs slaughtered at the City Abattoir, San Roque ZC XXVIII.

Artificial reef from calcium hydroxide waste

XXIX. Musa paradisiacal peelings desserts XXX. Powder dye from coconut lumber sawdust XXXI. Proper liquid waste management through filtration process XXXII. Punal de godo: A home grow source of HEMP XXXIII.

Styro paste

XXXIV.

Thermal insulation

XXXV. Water magnifier XXXVI.

Cibugarvi: A household

XXXVII.

Anamirta cocculus (Lagtang) for insecticide and pesticide

XXXVIII. Cancer pagurus as lead and copper adsorbers 50 Investigatory projects I.

Pyrolisis of plastic waste material for the plywood substitute

II.

Regenerating Bambusa blumena through branch cuttings

III.

Commercial glue from Talisay resin

IV.


V.

Butter derive from marang (Artocarpus odoratissima) seed

VI.

Aloe vera and calamansi’s skin a potential of hair styling gel alternative to commercial one

VII.

Ethyl alcohol from ripe banana peelings

VIII.

Fuel briquettes from dried banana leaves and waste papers

IX.

Coconut sheath substitute of abaca fiber

X.

Marang seeds as alternative source for commercial flour

XI.

Coconut embryo (Cocos nucifera) as potential feed supplement for tilapia (tilapia sp.)


A study of the anti-microbial and insecticidal properties of the rhizophoraceae

II.

Ink from mangostene peeling

III.

Picture frame from banana peeling

IV.

Ipil – ipil butter from ipil ipil

V.

Ginger lily (Iba) extract alternative sources for commercial stain remover

VI.

Adhesive glue from camansi trunk

VII.

Ilang ilang flower an laternative source of soap

VIII.

Vinegar from pineapple peelings

IX.

Biological chalk from grind seashells

X.


XI.

Madre de cacao (Chryricidia sepium) extract as golden snail molluscide

XII.

Preparation of sawdust green algae mixture as a substitute for commercial sold fertilizer



II.

NEWSAW-CASCO as décor

III.

Absorption property of corn silk in suspended solids from simulated wastewater

IV.

Canistel (Pouteria campechiana) as fabric dye

V.


VI.

Lanzones seeds (Lansium domesticum Correa) as rodenticide

VII.

Turmeric (Cucuma domestica) rhizome extract as liquid indicator



II.

Durability tests of particle board made from rice hull foam poly styrene gasoline mixture

III.

The growth and development of pechay in soiless culture medium

IV.

The preparation of insecticide using lantana extract

V.

Tapping the potentials of penka-penka fruits

VI.

Coal solid wastes bricks as an investigatory project

VII.


VIII.


IX.



Kuhol meat as feeds for talakito gow out in floating cages

II.

The magnetic efficient of mahogany seeds extract against termites

III.

Fibers of the millennium from kanganan tree

IV.

Fibers from gabi (dioscorea alata) stalk

V.


VI.

Polystyrene coated paper as substitute for packaging materials

VII.

Electromagnetic field: Cyanobacteria alage cell multiplier

VIII.

Instant soup from malunggay leaves

IX.

Utilization of discarded thermoplastics as a tile substitute

X.



BAKHAWAKAN

II.

Acquisition of rice mechanical dryer

III.

Suarbemco mini coco oil mill

IV.

Coastal village model project on seaweed production and processing

V.

Pineapple technology development project

VI.

Tobaliss liquid golden kuhol killer

VII.

The impact of DOST summer science institute for grade V elementary science NB teachers on pupils achievement in science in the division on Zamboanga Del Sur

VIII.



Rice helminthosporium solani liquid mixture as agent in poultry farm odor control and elimination

II.

Clay with sand: A potential source of adobe (Sun dried bricks)


The feasibility study of coconut husk ash and sand as component in bricks making

II.


III.


IV.

Extracting fibers from espada leaves an investigatory projects

V.


VI.

The feasibility of using banana peelings for papermaking


The gonad index and fecundity of some species of rabbitfish sold in the balonating public market

II.

Guso solar dryer

III.


IV.

Utilization of turmeric rhizomes as a fabric dye

V.

Styrofoam and fragmentary corals as a component for making bricks

VI.

The effect of acid rain on the growth of pechay

VII.

An antimicrobial ointment manufactured from kamangtigue leaves extractive

VIII.

Color powder extracted from papaya leave

IX.

Green algae as a potential source of fuel

X.

Palay hulls ash as component in making tiles


Feasibility of discarded claim shells as aggregate in bricks making

II.

Extracting fibers from espada leaves

III.


IV.

The study on the effect of ash as golden apple snail or kuhol killer to rice plant

V.

The feasibility of croton tiglium Linn seeds

VI.

The pollution extend of aguada river with biochem active pollutants and dissolved substances


Persea Americana (Avocado) seed extract an anti bacterial agent against E. coli and B. subtilis

II.

Vinyl tiles from non biodegradable offal


Production of ink from mahogany pods charcoal

II.

Vinyl tiles from no biodegradable offal

III.

Surgical thread from agar-agar (Eucheuma cottonii)

IV.

Utilizing solar energy as a source of power for a toy car

Prepared by ELLA MARIE B. PELUTA Center Staff

Noted by: THELMA E. DIEGO Center Manager

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