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Raihan Jouzu Syamsudin, a Junior High School Student from Surabaya, Creates Marker Ink from Onion Skin

Raihan Jouzu Syamsudin, a Junior High School Student from Surabaya, Creates Marker Ink from Onion Skin

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Raihan Jouzu Syamsudin, a Junior High School Student from Surabaya, Creates Marker Ink from Onion Skin

Raihan Jouzu Syamsudin, a student from SMPN 57 Surabaya, has successfully made an extraordinary innovation. He managed to convert waste onion skins into environmentally friendly marker ink.

Raihan was able to collect up to 3.12 tons of onion skins from 25 partners consisting of markets and neighborhoods around the city of Surabaya. Curious about Raihan, who has this brilliant idea?

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Raihan made an extraordinary and unthinkable innovation for many. He created marker ink made from waste onion skins.

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Surely KLovers are wondering, how to make environmentally friendly marker ink? Raihan can answer with tangible evidence.

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This project started when Raihan participated in the 2024 Prince and Princess of the Environment Award event.

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Not immediately successful, Raihan conducted repeated experiments to achieve satisfactory results.

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"In the production process, garlic skin is roasted until it becomes a natural black pigment before being mixed with a binding agent to make it into marker ink," wrote IG @cretivox, on Tuesday (18/11).

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In the IG post @cretivox, it is known that the work of Raihan has been sold and he plans to develop other products.

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Raihan wants to make photocopy toner from garlic skin, eco enzyme, and liquid soap. Hopefully, it can be achieved! For other young people, don’t fall behind Raihan's innovation!