1. #5 If given the chance, would you buy the rubber egg tray if available in the market?
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Question #5. No one voted no, while the 15
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respondents agreed to the question. It means
No that the rubber egg tray is salable and
No attractive enough to be marketed in the future.
Yes
0 5 10 15 20

2. The group now therefore concludes that using rubber is better instead of plastic egg
trays. As tested through the different experiment runs, it is proved that rubber can withstand
and increase the factors that can protect the encased egg by 2. It has the same factors that can
protect it through heavy weights and cold temperatures. But the rubber egg tray has factors
that highly excel in being invulnerable against heat and resilient against shock. Another is
that silicone rubber is actually on of the strongest kinds of rubbers which can be molded
easily compared to the other kinds of rubber.

3. Doing a right rubber egg tray just like what the researchers did is seriously hard. It
takes pure patience and hard work to make one. So this product is more or less a prototype
whereas this egg tray is just a base for protecting the egg tray. The researchers used fiber to
make a perfect and fine mold of the egg tray. The rubber egg tray made by the researchers
were stronger than plastic, but still has limitations though. It’s best to use silicon rubber as a
choice of rubber to use as this can contribute to the tray’s higher resistance to shock, and
extreme temperatures at the same time. Remember to take note of how you actually wanted it
to look like. For other persistent workers, it’s best to do this when you have lots of resources
around you as this may be costly. It’s also highly recommended to keep tract of time as this
may be time-consuming if you’re uncertain about what to do.

4. Materials:
PET plastic egg tray, Eggs and Match 5-6 alcohol lamps
Heavy Weights (10 lbs.)
Rubber Egg Tray 2 Test tube holders Cooler with ice

5. 2 denatured alcohol egg tray molder A pot
Beaker (optional) and Tripod a basketball or two a funnel or two

6. Procedures:
Cut the ball into pieces Place the ball in a pot for live fire heating Prepare some rocks and dried leaves then
drench them in liquid gas
Light the leaves up using a lighter until it Wait for a while until it melts. Now, set aside the egg tray molder and prepare
produces a big fire the liquefied ball.

7. Turn off the heat then get the liquid and pour it After that, put screws in the 2 sides to make a Do the same for the plastic egg tray. Make sure to put the
SAME AMOUNT OF EGGS as this will affect the result
in the molder and let it cool overnight joint so you can close and open it easily
of the experiment.
Now, add a maximum no. of 6 eggs and at least 2 eggs Now prepare the rubber and plastic egg tray and ask one (OPTIONAL) If you think this is a waste of eggs, then it is
HIGLY RECOMMENDED to boil the eggs for a WHILE only
at each (rubber and plastic) egg trays for each member to drop it at KNEE HEIGHT level one after the
to lessen breakage.
experiment to work accurately. other.

8. After that check, the eggs if they cracked or not. Same Next off, prepare the alcohol lamp by pouring denatured Next off, prepare the alcohol lamp by pouring denatured
for the plastic egg tray alcohol inside. Prepare the match too. alcohol inside. Prepare the match too.
While doing that, ask another member to prepare a Now, light the alcohol lamp using a match, then put 2 Heat them off. Remember, if both produces signs that it
cooler by filling it halfway with ice. tripods between the alcohol lamps, then put the trays is burning, IMMEDIATELY TURN IT OFF and record
above, one after another. its survival time.

9. After that, put the plastic egg tray in the cooler and let it Do the same with the rubber egg tray afterwards. After that, put the 10 lbs. heavy weights and let it stay
stay for 5 minutes, then check for any defects with the for 5 minutes, then check for any defects with the tray
tray afterwards. and egg afterwards.

10. Respondent while answering the Respondent while answering the Respondent analyzing the questions in
questionnaires distributed to them. questionnaires given to them. the questionnaire.
Respondent while thinking of what to Respondent looking at and observing
answer in the questionnaire the egg tray.

12. Leader: Villaluna, Winfred Louie DC.
Members: De Leon, Christine Joy
Grico, Diandra Karina M.
Lacdao, Harvey S.
Saldo, Gabrielle Anne H. Saldo
Santos, Meregel Joshua N.