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Journal of Research in Applied Chemistry
Volume 3 Issue 2

“Synthesis of Organic Glass Cleaner Spray”

Vaishali Agme Ghodke1, Rupali N.Agme2


Assistant Professor1, 2
Dept. of Applied Science1, Dept. of Engineering Science2
BVCOE, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai1, RAIT, Nerul, Navi Mumbai2
Corresponding Author’s Email id: [email protected] 1*

Abstract
The present study is focused on the development and formulation of organic
glass cleaner based upon the literature survey of various chemicals possessing
cleaning activity. The proposed product plays a significant role in cleaning the
surface of glass, versatile and effective cleaning product. Nowadays, many
commercial products are available in the market, but sometimes it needs to
satisfy certain requirements like efficiency, non-hazardous and cost-efficient.
Hence by considering the fact, the organic glass cleaner spray is synthesized
from water, glaxicol paste, dry vinegar, thinners, and surface-active
compounds. This product removes stains and dust effectively and keeps the
glass surface clean.

Keywords: - Glass cleaner, versatile, cost efficient, glaxicol paste, dry


vinegar.

INTRODUCTION cleaning products may be alkaline, acidic


As per the global demand for cleaning or neutral in nature depending upon the
products, is significantly expected due to use. Hence, increasing the concern about
the continuous rise in population for both the development of the product which
domestic as well as industrial purposes. should be innovative, efficient, cost-
The cleaning products find wide effective, insuring safety, easily available
applications for domestic purposes, both satisfying the needs of developed as
kitchen, dairy, catering and industrial well as developing country and should
purposes like paper, pulp, sugar, contribute efficiently in the cleaning
pharmaceutical and many more. The product industry as per the global demand,
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the above proposed product is presented The product also contains the presence of
here. sodium stearate as a surfactant as it has
both hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts,
The above glass cleaner spray is basically carboxylate and long hydrocarbon chain
synthesized by using glaxicol powder and and can actively participate in micelle
vinegar powder. Vinegar is generally formation. Sodium stearate is also known
stocked domestic product and is most to use as a lipid to form inclusion
frequently used as a cleaning agent1. complexes and to reduce the sensitivity of
Vinegar also provides an effective means complex film to environmental moisture5.
of disinfecting surfaces of virus2. The use The use of thinner and to have pleasant
of surfactant also plays an essential role as smell essential oil, which is grapefruit base
detergency is a very complex is also added, which makes the product
phenomenon. The use of surfactant practically more usable and pleasant.
aggregates above critical concentration
and can separate the deposits by creating It is also important not to neglect the long-
nano-sized dynamic compartments3. As term use, or contact of chemically-based
per the current scenario, thousands of cleaner may be harmful to the person.
cleaning agents are available and the Most of the research studies have revealed
ecological and industrial hygiene benefits the several health effects affecting the
are obvious but are ergonomic and need to lungs. Environment experts also have
clear safety implications as an outcome reported that most household cleaning
price may be privileged4. agents consist of most of the harmful
toxins, which can show their results after a
Several cleaning products available in the long time. It is impractical to estimate
market can cause irritation to the eyes, precisely the risk, but precautions can be
throat, headache and other health issues. taken to avoid the adverse effects on
Few of them may be the source of the health.
generation of harmful compounds of
gasses. But the above product is MATERIAL AND METHODS
synthesized, taking into consideration its First of all, 60gm of glaxicol powder is
harmful effects and the stability under added in one litre of water and 1 gm of
working conditions. natural disinfectant vinegar is added and
slowly mixed and stirred; a tablespoon of

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blue colour is added; as a result, the blue colour. The products start to form and
mixture turns to green colour initially, then can observe the formation of a thick paste,
100 gm of surface-active compound is ultimately 5 ml of thinner is added.
added due to which the mixture turns to

Ingredients

Table 1
S/N Name of plant species Parts used
1 Glaxicol powder 60gm
2 Vinegar Powder 1 gm
3 Water 1000 ml
4 Blue Colour As per the requirement
5 Surfactant-Sodium Stearate 100 gm
6 Thinner-acetone 5 ml
7 Fragrance-grapefruit essential oil 20-25 drops

Evaluation on the Basis of Case Studies

Table 2
Places where product is Observations
Used for cleaning different Removal Removal of Removal Provide
glass surfaces at of stain dirt/impurities/dust of glossy
moisture surface
School Window’s
Glass surface/table wares 70-80% 70-80% 100% 100%
College Window’s
Glass surface/ table wares 60-80% 60-80% 100% 100%
Hospital window’s glass
surface/table wares 60-70% 60-70% 100% 100%
Automobile’s glass
surface/table wares 80-90% 80-90% 100% 100%

Average Percentage
74% 74% 100% 100%

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Figure 1

Figure 2

RESULT AND DISCUSSION bacteria. The product is applied on


The product itself proved that it has different glass surfaces at different
excellent potential for the removal of location and observations are very clear. It
stains, deposits, rust, dirt, dust, moisture can remove stains around 60-70% while
effectively and when coupled with moisture 100%.It is also capable to remove
physical removal of dust as well as impurities around 74% while impart clean
bacteria by the means of wiping, it is able and glossy surface area as well as can also
not only to clean but also to disinfect the kill the micro-organisms present over.
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CONCLUSION IV. I.W.Bartlett, A.J.P.Dalton,


Organic glass cleaner spray is Mc.Guinness, H.Palmer, The Annals

recommended to use at hotels, malls, of Occu Hyg, 43(2), 83-90,1999.

schools, colleges, hospitals, offices for


cleaning glass surfaces, also it is V. Xiao Wu, Yong Chen, Xu-Chao

recommended to apply on automobile Lv, Zong Liang Du, Pu-Xin Zhu,

mirrors or all types of glasses. It contains J.App Poly, Sci, 124(5), 3782-

pleasant and refreshing fragrance as well 3791, 2012.

as cost effective. It shows rapid action for


the removal of dirt, dust, stain and deposits
as well as moisture effectively. Future
studies and certain modifications and
parameters need to analyze as well as to
elucidate the advantages and drawbacks of
this product and need to learn more about
the effectiveness and potential health
effects.

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