16th SCEJ Students Meeting in Tokyo: Hall program

`16th SCEJ Students Meeting in Tokyo`

Hall program

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Most recent update: 2014-03-06 10:28:05

Hall A
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
A²ñ¾ì
(9:15–10:45) ( No data (¡û/Éú¸« Àé¿Ò), No data (¡û/²¼»³ Íµ²ð))
9:15– 9:30	A00	Study on recycling of epoxy resin in metal recover process from waste printed circuit board by nitric acid solution (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Yoon Minho, Kubouchi Masatoshi, Aoki Saiko	waste printed circuit board epoxy resin recycle	13-e	82
9:30– 9:45	A01	Fabrication of an electric-field-assisted sampler for particles suspended in the gas-phase (Tokyo U. Agr. & Tech.) Fukushima Hisako, Yamada Yousuke, Lenggoro Wuled	aerosol sampling electrostatic	2-f	106
9:45– 10:00	A02	Study on the properties of SnO₂ semiconductor gas sensors (TNCT) Hiroki A, Matumoto S, Nakano M, Takahasi M	SnO$2$ semiconductor gas sensor	1-b	35
10:00– 10:15	A03	Nitrogen dynamics in a forage rice field applied with dry anaerobic digestion residue (Tokyo U. Agriculture and Tech.) Takahashi erika, Katayama Misato, Riya syouhei, Terada Akihiko, Hosomi Masaaki	paddy field nitrogen dynamics Dry anaerobic digestion residue	13-f	81
10:15– 10:30	A04	Mitigation of methane emission in a forage rice field applied with dry anaerobic digestion residue (Tokyo U. Aglicurture and Tech.) Katayama Misato, Takahasi Erika, Riya Shohei, Terada Akihiko, Hosomi Masaaki	methane Paddy field Dry anaerobic digestion residue	13-f	83
10:30– 10:45	A05	Improvement of Aluminum Air Battery for Household Emergency Power Supply (TNCT) Takahashi Yu, Kaneko Masahiro, Matsushita Yuuki, (Åìµþ¹âÀì) Ogasawara Kiya, (TNCT) Shiroishi Hidenobu	Alminum-Air Battery Emergency Power Supply Improvement	9-a	12
(10:45–12:00) ( No data (¡û/¾ëÀÐ ±Ñ¿), No data (¡û/Ã«¸ý Àô))
10:45– 11:00	A06	Simulation of Integrated Coal Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC) with superheated steam drying systems (Tokyo U. Agriculture and Tech.) Wahyu Dewi, Fushimi Chihiro	Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) Self-Heat Recuperation (SHR) Integrated Coal Gasification Combined Cycle (IGCC)	9-e	74
11:00– 11:15	A07	Development of the reduction reaction of the nitrobenzene pointed the way to green chemistry (Ryugasaki 1st H.) Kurosaki Y., (Ryugasaki 1st) Masuda S.	nitrobenzene green chemistry reduction	13-i	103
11:15– 11:30	A08	Estimation of performance for oil waste water treatment by bubble column type aerator (Oyama NCT) Katou Kouhei, Tanaka Takakuni	bubble column type aerator oil waste water	13-b	5
11:30– 11:45	A09	Estimation of cavitating activated sludge by image analysis (Oyama NCT) Fukui Takahiro, Yoshikawa Narumi, Kobayashi Yasuhiro, Tanaka Takakuni	Activated sludge Cavitation Image analysis	13-a	6
11:45– 12:00	A10	Energy evaluation of power generation using low-grade temperature hot spring (Sizu U.) Sasaki Y., Sudoh M.	Energy evaluation Rankine Cycle HYSYS	9-d	21
12:00– 13:00		Lunch break
(13:00–14:15) ( No data (¡û/ÊÝ²Ê µ®Î¼), No data (¡û/¾å¥Î»³ ¼þ))
13:00– 13:15	A15	Study on Recycling of Automotive Circuit Board -Grindability of the Board- (Graduate School of Sci. and Fngineerring, Yamagata U.) Saito Reina, Kimata Mitsumasa, Hasegaza Masahiro	Grinding Rare metal Circuit board	13-e	73
13:15– 13:30	A16	Effect of anions on CO₂ solubility of imidazolium-based ionic liquids using a magnetic suspension balance (Nihon U.) Watanabe M., Kimura T., Shimomura T., Kodama D., (AIST) Makino T., Kanakubo M.	CO2 solubility ionic liquid magnetic suspension balance	1-a	38
13:30– 13:45	A17	Temperature dependence of CO₂ solubility in Diglyme-Li salt solutions (Nihon U.) Sugawara T., Arai H., Endo Y., Shimomura T., Kodama D., (AIST) Makino T., Kanakubo M.	CO2 solubility density volume concentration	1-a	34
13:45– 14:00	A18	Daphnia magna immobilization assay application to inorganic chemicals (TNCT) Abe C, Suwa M, Ito S, Abe T	Daphnia inorganic evaluation	13-c	62
14:00– 14:15	A19	Formation behavior of nickel particle from electroless nickel plating waste solution by using liquid phase reduction (Akita NCT) Akiyama R., Nonaka R.	Recovery Liquid phase reduction Nickel	13-e	89
(14:15–15:30) ( No data (¡û/µÈ¸« Ì÷ÃË), No data (¡û/²¼Â¼ ÂóÌé))
14:15– 14:30	A20	Relationship between rain fall pH and negative ion in Tsuruoka, Yamagata (TNCT) Hoshikawa K, Takase M, Saito T, Maruyama Y, Kanbayashi H, Kanda S, Ito S, Abe T, Kanda K, Kotani T	acid rain pH IC	13-f	54
14:30– 14:45	A21	Chemical analys of acid rain in Tsuruoka, Yamagata (TNCT) Kanda S, Takase M, Saito T, Maruyama Y, Kanbayashi H, Hoshikawa K, Ito S, Abe T, Kotani T	acid rain ICP AAS	13-f	56
14:45– 15:00	A22	ab initio study of the size dependence of the melting point for cycloalkanes ¡ÈC_nH_2n¡É (Mito Dai-ichi High School) Imamura Y., Yamaguchi S.	Cycloalkane Melting point Pseudorotation	1-e	113
15:00– 15:15	A23	Understanding mechanism of carbon dioxide permeation by molecular interaction in ionic liquid gel with water (Tokyo Tech) Kinoshita M., Shimoyama Y.	ionic liquid molecular interaction carbon dioxide permeation	1-a	36
15:15– 15:30	A24	Vapor-liquid equilibria of propylene + dimethyl ether and propane + dimethyl ether mixtures with fluid circulation system at 293.15 K (Nihon U.) Shigeru M., Hoshina T., Tsuji T., Hiaki T.	vapor-liquid equilibria dimethyl ether binary mixture	1-a	65
Hall B
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
B²ñ¾ì
(9:30–10:45) ( No data (¡û/¾®ÎÓ ÂçÍ´), No data (¡û/¿¹ Î´¾»))
9:30– 9:45	B01	Study on horizontal load to the paddle impeller in a stirred vessel (Yokohama Natl. U.) Ninomiya K., Misumi R., Nishi K., Kaminoyama M.	mixing horizontal load paddle impeller	2-b	61
9:45– 10:00	B02	Flow Characteristics of Taylor Voltex between Concentric Cylinders with a Coated Inner Cylinder (Tokyo Tech.) Sawanaga Kana, Yoshikawa Shiro, Ookawara Shinichi, (Corrocoat Japan) Ikawa Tadamichi, Aguila Z. Julian, Tanaka Satoru	Taylor Voltex Coating Flow Characteristics	2-a	58
10:00– 10:15	B03	Effect of solution concentration on improvement of plastic fluid mixing by aeration (Yokohama Natl. U.) Nakahara H., Misumi R., Nishi K., Kaminoyama M.	aeration plastic fluid solution concentration	2-b	66
10:15– 10:30	B04	Measurement of drop size distribution under high-concentrated dispersion state in an annular centrifugal contactor by using image analysis (Yokohama Natl. U.) Ishihara N., Misumi R., Nishi K., Kaminoyama M.	liquid-liquid extraction drop size distribution image analysis	2-b	60
10:30– 10:45	B05	Particle Separation/Classification by microchannel with various croossections (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Kanashiro Syota, Okawara Shinichi, Yoshikawa Shirou	particle microchannel separation	2-a	52
(10:45–12:00) ( No data (¡û/Àõ¸« ÏÂ¹), No data (¡û/À¾Ç÷ µ®»Ö))
10:45– 11:00	B06	Study on Liquid Atomization Device of Air-assisted Atomizer (Tokyo U. Sci.) Onishi M, Kobayashi D, Shimada Y, Otake K, Shono A, (Wingturf) Hashiba T	Air-assisted Atomizer Baffle Visualization	2-b	110
11:00– 11:15	B07	Quantification of structure of streak lobe in laminar mixing vessel using CFD (Yokohama Natl. U.) Hayashi M., Misumi R., Nishi K., Kaminoyama M.	laminar mixing streak lobe CFD	2-b	67
11:15– 11:30	B08	Evaluation of the dispersion state of the fuel cell electrode slurry (Hosei U.) Ouchi kei, Nakamura yusuke, Mori takamasa	slurry fuel cell	2-f	3
11:30– 11:45	B09	Effect of the dispersants on grinding of limestone concentrated slurry by a bead mill (Engineering Yamagata U.) Ishizawa Hiroyuki, (Graduate School of Sience and Engineering Yamagata U.) Kimata Kitsumasa, Hasegawa Masahiro	Bead mill Limestone Polymert dispersant	2-f	77
11:45– 12:00	B10	Preparation of carboxy methyl cellulose membrane using metal cations and evaluation of mass transfer character (Nihon.U.) Miwa H., Tao K., Imai M.	Carboxymethyl cellulose Biological polymer Membrane separation	4-a	27
12:00– 13:00		Lunch break
(13:00–14:15) ( No data (¡û/º£°æ ÀµÄ¾), No data (¡û/Æó°æ ¿¸))
13:00– 13:15	B15	Preparation of ferrous adsorbents for arsenic and their adsorption properties. (Ichinoseki NCT) Hosokawa Sayaka, Sato Kazuhisa	adsorbent arsenic immobilization	4-e	32
13:15– 13:30	B16	Advanced nuclide separation using inorganic ion-exchange materials (TNCT) Orui K, Wakimoto F, Maeyama S, Ito S, Abe T	separation inorganic ion-exchange	4-e	59
13:30– 13:45	B17	Pd/M/porous akumina composite membrane tube for improving its adhesion (Utsunomiya U.) Hasegawa Midori, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu	Pd membrane Hydrogen permeation composite	4-a	102
13:45– 14:00	B18	Development of silica membranes for separation of heavy oil (SIT) Sasaki Misa, Ikeda Ayumi, Komatsuzaki Makoto, Matsuyama Emi, Nomura Mikihiro	counter diffusion CVD method heavy oil separation silica hybrid membranes	4-a	53
14:00– 14:15	B19	Separation hydrocarbons through porous silica composited zeolite membranes (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) Ikarugi Syuusuke, Sugiyama Yuto, Matuyama Emi, (SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES,LTD.) Tawarayama Hiromasa, Kuwahara Kazuya, (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) Nomura Mikihiro	porous silica substrate hydrocarbon separation MFI membranes	4-a	42
(14:15–15:45) ( No data (¡û/º´Æ£ ¹ä»Ë), No data (¡û/º´Æ£ ÏÂµ×))
14:15– 14:30	B20	Development of ion exchange membranes for hydrogen production processes (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) Kodaira Takehide, Ikeda Ayumi, Matsuyama Emi, Kouno nobuho, Nomura Mikihiro, (JAEA Quantum Beam) Sawada Shinichi, Yamaki Tetsuya	hydrogen production processes ion exchange membrane water permeation	4-a	46
14:30– 14:45	B21	Development of hydrophilic SOD zeolite membranes (SIT) Kitajima Motoki, (JAEA) Sugimoto Masaki, Yoshikawa Masato, (JFCC) Sasaki yukichi, (SIT) Matsuyama Emi, Nomura Mikihiro	SOD membrane ion beam irradiation water/isopropanol pervaporation	4-a	49
14:45– 15:00	B22	Extraction of methylene blue by di-2-ethylhexylphosphoric acid from colored effluent (Tokyo Natl.Coll.Tech.) Hashimoto Taisei, Kinugasa Takumi, (Niihama Natl.Coll.Tech.) Nishii Yasuhiro	extraction dye removal methylene blue	4-f	20
15:00– 15:15	B23	Improvement on water permeability of calcium alginate membrane using polyethylene glycol (Oyama NCT) Yamaguchi Y., Kashima K., Tanaka T., (Nihon U.) Imai M.	Alginate membrane Water permeability Polyethylene glycol	4-a	8
15:15– 15:30	B24	Separation of Gallium from acidic leach liquors with continuous counter current foam separation (Nagoya U.) Hirayama Mikiro, Nii Susumu, (NMRI) Kinoshita Takehiko, Ishigaki Yuzo, Shibata Nobuyuki, (Nagoya I.T.) Kitagawa Shinya	Foam Separation Gallium nonionic surfactant	4-f	70
15:30– 15:45	B25	Development of silica hybrid membranes for gas separation (shibaura Inst. Tech.) Tanahashi Ryo, Ikeda Ayumi, Komatsuzaki Makoto, Sasaki Misa, Matsuyama Emi, Nomura Mikihiro	counter diffusion CVD method high temperature gas separation silica hybrid membranes	4-a	48
Hall C
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
C²ñ¾ì
(9:30–10:45) ( No data (¡û/ÃÝ¸ý ¾»Ç·), No data (¡û/Ê¿Àî ½¨É§))
9:30– 9:45	C01	Analysis of recognizing region of coliphage (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Yoshizaki K., Hoshiga F., Miyanaga K., Tanji Y.	biocontrol bacteriophage phage therapy	7-a	93
9:45– 10:00	C02	Biodegradation of crude oil under subsurface environment (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Hidaka K., Hasegawa R., Miyanaga K., Tanji Y.	souring toluene degradation secondary oil recovery	7-a	92
10:00– 10:15	C03	The aggregation of staphylococcus aureus by bovine IgG and resistance to phage (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Machida K, Takeuchi I, Osada K, Miyanaga K, Tanji Y	IgG Bovine mastitis Phage	7-a	87
10:15– 10:30	C04	Improvement of sensitivity and Elimination of hysteresis of heparin sensor using a molecularly imprinted polymer (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) Yoshino Waka, Yoshimi Yasuo, (Senko Medical) Inoue Masaru	heparin sensor molecularly imprinted polymer	7-e	15
10:30– 10:45	C05	Characteristics of hot air drying of potato piece and evaluation of physical properties of re-hydrated product (Nihon.U.) Hikosaka Y., Tao K., Imai M.	hot air drying potato re-hydration	7-h	96
(10:45–12:00) ( No data (¡û/ÀÄÌÚ ½¨Ç·), No data (¡û/»ûÅÄ ¾¼É§))
10:45– 11:00	C06	*Discovery of the electron transfer partners of Thermobifida fusca* cytochrome P450s using PCNA** (U. Tokyo) Kondo M., Hirakawa H., (U. tokyo) Nagamune T.	cytochrome P450 PCNA electron transfer partners	7-a	39
11:00– 11:15	C07	*Lipid production by Rhodotorula glutinis* and Lipomyces starkeyi on glycerol** (Tokyo Tech (Chem. Eng.)) Melinda Riedha, Asami Kazuhiro, Ohtaguchi Kazuhisa	biodiesel glycerol Rhodotorula glutinis and Lipomyces starkeyii	7-a	108
11:15– 11:30	C08	Starch production by cyanobacterium Nostoc linkia (Tokyo Tech (Chem. Eng.)) Li Xuzhe, Asami Kazuhiro, Ohtaguchi Kazuhisa	#Nostoc linckia# cyanobacterium starch	7-a	109
11:30– 11:45	C09	Study of stability of molecularly imprinted polymer layer formed by atom transfer radical polymerization (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) Mihira Sayaka, Katsumoto Saki, Yoshimi Yasuo	MIP glucose sensor ATRP	7-e	19
11:45– 12:00	C10	Study of conditions for glucose production by enzymatic saccharification of bamboo (NNCT) Ando C., Takeguchi M.	bamboo enzymatic saccharification cellulose	7-i	44
12:00– 13:00		Lunch break
(13:00–14:15) ( No data (¡û/Ä¹ÅÄ ¸÷Àµ), No data (¡û/²¼»³ Íµ²ð))
13:00– 13:15	C15	Optimal design of electrochemical diaphragm micropump for chemical neuro-machine interface (Shibaura Inst.Tech.) Fukui Kayako, Arawaka Hiroto, Yoshimi Yasuo	pump PDMS diaphragm	7-i	16
13:15– 13:30	C16	Kinetic Analysis for the Rational Design of Supercritical Nanoparticle Synthesis (Tohoku U.) Sato Ayato, Aoki Nobuaki, Hozyo Daisuke, Takami Seiichi, Adschiri Tadahumi	nanoparticles hydrothermal synthesis kinetics	8-d	17
13:30– 13:45	C17	Evaluation of adherent microalgae to metal and polyethylene tube (School of Engineering,Tohoku U.) Shibuya Takehiro, (Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku U.) Tsutsumi Shun, Baisho Kouhei, Saito Yasuhiro, Matsushita Yohsuke, Aoki Hideyuki	Microalgae Heat exchanger Adhesion	3-c	80
13:45– 14:00	C18	Correlation and Prediction of Desorption Behavior of VOC on Activated Carbon under Supercritical CO₂ Conditions (Tohoku U.) Takahashi Naoto, Hamabe Yuri, Ushiki Ikuo, Ota Masaki, Sato Yoshiyuki, Inomata Hiroshi	Supercritical CO2 Activated Carbon Desorption	8-c	29
14:00– 14:15	C19	One-pot synthesis of mesoporous-silica supported platinum catalyst using supercritical CO2 (Tohoku.U.) Matsumoto Hiroki, Shimizu Taichi, Ota Masaki, Sato Yoshiyuki, Inomata Hiroshi	Supercritical CO2 Mesoporous Silica One-pot sinthesis	8-e	24
(14:15–15:45) ( No data (¡û/º´Æ£ Á±Ç·), No data (¡û/¿Î»Ö ÏÂÉ§))
14:15– 14:30	C20	(withdrawn)		100	45
14:30– 14:45	C21	A Micro Lipid Membrane Device for Passive Drug Permeability Assay (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Miyagawa Yuta, Hatsuzawa takeshi, Nisisako takasi	drug permeation analysis artificial lipid membrane silicone resin	7-e	23
14:45– 15:00	C22	Preparation of drug dispersed solution by rapid expansion from supercritical solution into aqueous solution (Tokyo Tech) Shinoda S., Sakabe J., Shimoyama Y.	supercritical carbon dioxide RESS-AS surfactant	8-e	33
15:00– 15:15	C23	Supercritical hydrothermal synthesis of organic-modified TiO2 nanocrystals and control in their structure (Tohoku U.) Mizuno Yusuke, Takami Seiichi, Hojo Daisuke, Aoki Nobuaki, Adschiri Tadahumi	nanocrystals TiO2 hydrothermal synthesis	8-e	64
15:15– 15:30	C24	Novel Fabrication Method of Anthracene Films Using Temperature Change in Supercritical Fluid (U. Tokyo) Toyokura Shota, (Shinshu U.) Takahara Kozue, (U. Tokyo) Kondo Aiko, Momose Takeshi, (Shinshu U.) Uchida Hirohisa, (U. Tokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro	Supercritical CO2 anthracene crystallization	8-e	97
15:30– 15:45	C25	Kinetic Analysis of Chemical Conversion of Glycerol to Lactic Acid in High-Temperature and Alkaline Aqueous Solution (Ichinoseki N. C. T.) Yokota M., Osada M., Sato K., Fukumura T.	High temperature and high pressure Kinetic analysis Biomass	8-d	50
Hall D
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
D²ñ¾ì
(9:15–10:45) ( No data (¡û/×¢ÅÄ Íº°ìÏ¯), No data (¡û/ÌîÂ¼ ´´¹°))
9:15– 9:30	D00	Boundary Lubrication Characteristic of TFSA-ser Ionic Liquids under High Temperature above Room Temperature (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Itoga Mitsuki, Aoki Saiko, Suzuki Akihito, Masuko Masabumi, (IDEMITSU) Yoshida Yukio, Fujinami Yukitoshi	ionic liquid high temperature lubrication	12-m	90
9:30– 9:45	D01	Microwave-assisted hydrothermal synthesis of V₂O₅ fine particles (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Sakurai Yuuki, Taniguchi Izumi	V2O5 Fine particles Hydrothermal synthesis	12-c	107
9:45– 10:00	D02	Fablication and assessment of PVD-Co(W) for ULSI-Cu interconnects (U. Tokyo) Tomita Kota, Momose Takeshi, Shimogaki Yukihiro	ULSI	11-d	98
10:00– 10:15	D03	Surface modification of polydimethylsiloxane for adhesion of neuron (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) Oshima Yuka, Arawaka Hiroto, Shiba Syunsuke, Kimura Ryosuke, Miyake Yuki, Yoshimi Yasuo	surface modification PDMS adhesion of neuron	12-a	26
10:15– 10:30	D04	Synthesis of Free Shapable Double Network Gels (Tokyo Tech HST) Iwai Asaki, Kawahigashi Minori, Toyoda Nanae	double network gels hydrogels free shapable	12-j	25
10:30– 10:45	D05	Synthesis of Corundum Crystal from Aluminum Cans (Tokyo Tech HST) Kanrei Yoshitomo, Kuranaga Kotaro	corundum crystal aluminum cans flux method	12-g	84
(10:45–12:00) ( No data (¡û/Lenggoro Wuled), No data (¡û/°ËÅì ¾Ï))
10:45– 11:00	D06	Relationship between amount of the adsorption and cross-linker composition of molecularly imprinted polymer membrane (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) Iwami Kaori, Ishii Noriyuki, Yoshimi Yasuo	Adsorption Cross-linker Molecularly imprinted polymer	12-j	30
11:00– 11:15	D07	Degradation behavior of amine cured epoxy resin for concrete corrosion protection under mixture of organic acids environment (Tokyo tech) Sugiura Kosuke, Kubouchi Masatoshi, Aoki Saiko, (Konishi) Nabei Takashi	biomass-gasplant organicacids amine cured epoxy resin	12-k	100
11:15– 11:30	D08	PEDOT-PSS Fine Particle Synthesis Using W/O Emulsion System (Tokyo U. Sci.) Nakajima R, Kobayashi D, Shimada Y, Otake K, Shono A	PEDOT-PSS W/O emulsion Conducting polymer	12-c	94
11:30– 11:45	D09	Effect of Polymer Chemistry on the Friction Characteristic of Multiple-Site-Adsorption Polymer Compounds (tokyo Inst. Tech.) goto reina, aoki saiko, suzuki akihito, masuko masabumi	polymer chemistry Friction lubrication	12-m	101
11:45– 12:00	D10	Control of crystals shape and solution stability for the growth of KDP and DKDP crystals (Ibaraki NCT) Kai Toshiya, Guzman Luis	cryastal KDP solution stability	12-g	95
12:00– 13:00		Lunch break
(13:00–14:15) ( No data (¡û/ÆâÅÄ Çîµ×), No data (¡û/Àõ¸« ÏÂ¹))
13:00– 13:15	D15	Detection of the sweetener in refreshing drinks by the biosensor produced with glutaraldehyde to PLL ornamentation slide glass (Shukoh Middle School) Ishikawa Aoto, Sato Takumi, Morimoto Yoshiya, Arima Gosei, Baba Sahoko, Seki Naoya, Shoji Keiko	fresh drinks PLL glutaraldehyde	12-j	18
13:15– 13:30	D16	Dissolution controls of potassium sulphate crystals by addition of inorganic metals (SuzukaNCT) Negishi Rina, Funakoshi Kunio	potassium sulphate additive dissolution phenomenon	12-g	10
13:30– 13:45	D17	Production of high-purity L-asparatic acid crystals by isomerization preferential crystallization (Suzuka NCT) Kubo Haruna, Funakoshi Kunio	asparatic acid isomerization preferential crystallization purification	12-g	11
13:45– 14:00	D18	Particle Size Control of the Magnetic Nanoparticles by coprecipitation method (Engineering, Yamagata U.) Takase Yuki, (Granduate School of Sci. and Engineering, Yamagata U.) Kimata Mitsumasa, Hasegawa Masahiro	Magnetic Nanoparticle Coprecipitation Size control	12-d	76
14:00– 14:15	D19	Preparation of Titania Inorganic Microcapsules (Engineering , Yamagata U.) Murayama Takayuki, (Graduate School of Sci. and Engineering , Yamagata U.) Kimata Mitsumasa, Hasegawa Masahiro	Titania Microcapsule sol-gel method	12-f	75
(14:15–15:45) ( No data (¡û/Ê¡Â¼ ÂîÌé), No data (¡û/ÌÚËó ¸÷Àµ))
14:15– 14:30	D20	Mass transfer effects of water¡¾insolubility monomers in the emulsion copolymerization reaction (Fukui-NCT) Inoue Y., Kato S.	emulsion copolymerization water¡¾insolubility monomer mass-transfer	12-c	91
14:30– 14:45	D21	Polymorphism with the Production of Caffeine Nanoparticles Using the Rapid Expansion of Supercritical Solutions (RESS) Technique (Shinshu U.) Watanabe K., Shinotsuka D., Kondo D., (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Sakabe J., Shimoyama U., (Shinshu U.) Uchida H.	RESS technique Polymorphism Caffeine nanoparticles	12-g	104
14:45– 15:00	D22	Morphorogy and Composition Analyses of Antiwear Tribofilms (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Oi Kasumi, masuko masabumi, suzuki akihito, aoki saiko, matsui yuuji, sato taku	AES FT-IR RAS antiwear	12-m	85
15:00– 15:15	D23	Synthesis of diamond by arc discharge (Hachinohe NCT) Watanabe Mayu, Saito Takayuki	diamond arc discharge	12-d	14
15:15– 15:30	D24	Measurement of electrical quantity charged on hydoroxyapatite crystals (SuzukaNCT) Imaya Yusuke, Funakoshi Kunio	hydoroxyapatite electrical quantity photocatalyst	12-g	9
15:30– 15:45	D25	To clarify the photoluminescence mechanism for Mn doped nano-crystals (Mito Dai-ichi High School) Suzuki K., Yamaguchi S.	Nano-crystals photoluminescence mechanism AOT reverse micelle	12-b	112
Hall E
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
E²ñ¾ì
(9:30–10:45) ( No data (¡û/¾±Ìî ¸ü), No data (¡û/¾®¶Ì Áï))
9:30– 9:45	E01	Development of visible light responsive photocatalytic microreactor and evaluation of its reaction efficiency (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Ishii masayoshi, Ookawara shinichi, (Egypt-Japan U. Sci. and Tech.) Matsushita yoshihisa, (Tokyo Inst. Tech.) Yoshikawa shirou	microreactor photocatalyst	5-f	72
9:45– 10:00	E02	Bubble generation using the two-step type ultrasonic irradiation (Tokyo Tech) Suzuki Yusuke, Matsumoto Hideyuki, Kuroda Chiaki	ultrasound bubble generation design	5-b	28
10:00– 10:15	E03	Antisolvent crystallization of glycine under irradiation of high frequency ultrasound (Nagoya U.) Watase Takuya, Nii Susumu	Sonocrystallization Antisolvent Glycine	5-b	69
10:15– 10:30	E04	Effect of ultrasonic irradiation on separation of useful component in microalgae (Tokyo Tech) Hachiya Shuhei, Matsumoto Hideyuki, Kuroda Chiaki	Ultrasound Microalgae Renewable energy source	5-b	71
10:30– 10:45	E05	Making of organic film solar battery cell (Ichikawa H) Koide T, Ueda K, Yamada Y, Sawada N, Yoshizawa T, Nakashima T	Solar Battery Cell Organic Semiconductor Phthalocyanine Copper(II)	11-a	43
(10:45–12:00) ( No data (¡û/µÜ±Ê °ìÉ§), No data (¡û/¿¹ ¿²ð))
10:45– 11:00	E06	Synthesis of Silicon Carbide Nanoparticle by Electric Discharge in Organic Precursor (Tokyo Tech) Korjaroenrattanakul Pakawadee, Kodama Satoshi, Sekiguchi Hidetoshi	Silicon Carbide Electric Discharge	5-c	41
11:00– 11:15	E07	Pore-through tyoe of reactor for selective dehydrogenation of cyclohexane (Utsunomiya U.) Hasegawa Midori, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu	Pore-throuhj Selective dehydrogenation Cyclohexene	5-e	99
11:15– 11:30	E08	Research for the manufacturing lithium-ion rechargeable battery (IchikawaH) Tano Y, Onodera Y, Sarukawa K, Yamada I, Nakashima T	lithium-ion Lithium cobalt oxide slurry	11-a	37
11:30– 11:45	E09	Effect of Type of Particle Addition on Degradation of Methylene Blue Using Direct Irradiation Method (Tokyo U. Sci.) Hasegawa J, Honma C, Kobayashi D, Shimada Y, Otake K, Shono A	Ultrasonic degradation Methylene blue Particle addition	5-b	111
11:45– 12:00	E10	*Development of Fixed &8211; Bed Tubular Flow Reactor for Dehydrogenation of 2 &8211; Propanol* (Tokyo U. Sci.) Kaneko T, Abe Y, Kobayashi D, Shimada Y, Otake K, Shono A, (New-Energy Laboratory Inc.) Saito Y	Dehydrogenation Chemical hydride 2-Propanol	5-a	88
12:00– 13:00		Lunch break
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13:00– 13:15	E15	Characteristics of Liquid – Liquid Parallel Flow in a Microchannel (Tokyo U. Sci.) Koike Y, Kobayashi D, Shimada Y, ¥ª¥ª¥¿¥± ¥«¥Ä¥È, ¥·¥ç¥¦¥Î ¥¢¥Ä¥·	Microchannel Liquid-liquid flow Flow patterns	5-f	31
13:15– 13:30	E16	Preparation of Barium Titanate Nanoparticles by Concentric Microreactor (Engineering,Yamagata U.) Matumoto Akiko, (Graduate School of Sci. and Engineering,Yamagata U.) Kimata Mitsumasa, Hasegawa Masahiro	microreactor Barium Titanate Nanoparticle	5-f	86
13:30– 13:45	E17	High Efficient Synthesis of Fatty Acid Ester from Triglyceride Using a Chromatographic Reactor (Ichinoseki N. C. T.) Hashimoto H., Chiba R., Fukumura T.	Chromatographic reactor Reaction and separation Biodiesel	5-d	63
13:45– 14:00	E18	Viscosity analysis of aqueous two-phase flow in circular pipe using pressure data and image data (Tokyo Tech) Nomura Takeshi, Matsumoto Hideyuki, Kuroda Chiaki	Monitoring Aqueous two-phase flow Pressure measurement	6-c	68
14:00– 14:15	E19	Response of fuel cell type alcohol sensor (Shizu U.) Kabasawa M., Sudoh M.	Fuel cell Alcohol sensor Nafion membrane	11-a	22
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14:15– 14:30	E20	Effect of the binder addition of the Kanpyo tablet (Oyama NCT) Oshiguchi Mao, Eguchi Tomoyuki, Kashima Keita, Kouya Tomoaki, Kawagoe Daisuke, Tanaka Takakuni	Kanpyo Desiccating Tablet Dried Gourd	5-g	4
14:30– 14:45	E21	Development of New Desiccating Tablet using Dried Gourd (Kanpyo) (Oyama NCT) Eguchi Tomoyuki, Oshiguchi Mao, Kashima Keita, Kouya Tomoaki, Kawagoe Daisuke, Tanaka Takakuni	Dried Gourd Desiccating Tablet water absorption	5-g	7
14:45– 15:00	E22	Development of Non-Precious Catalysts for Air Battery (TNCT) Matsushita Yuuki, Ogasawara Kiya, Kaneko Masahiro, Takahashi Yu, Shiroishi Hidenobu	Cathode Catalysts Air Battery Non Precious	5-a	13
15:00– 15:15	E23	Rapid synthesis of carbon nanowalls by plasma-enhanced CVD and their simple transfer process (Tokyo Tech) Shinkawa Hiroki, Mori Shinsuke, Suzuki Masaaki	carbon nanowall plasma-enhanced CVD transfer process	5-h	78
15:15– 15:30	E24	Effect of dynamic operation of temperature on layer formation using polyethylene glycol solution (Tokyo Tech) Itamoto Haruki, Matsumoto Hideyuki, Kuroda Chiaki	Polyethylene glycol Dynamic operation Transport property	6-c	105
15:30– 15:45	E25	Investigation on vertically aligned growth of carbon nanotubes from carbon monoxide by chemical vapor deposition (Tokyo Tech Chemeng) Enomoto Yukihito, Mori Shinsuke, Suzuki Masaaki	carbon nanotubes vertical alignment CVD	5-h	79
Hall F
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16:10– 17:10	F28	keynote address (Tokyo Tech) Hirose Kei	keynote address	14-e	114
17:10– 17:20	F29	Higher education (Tokyo Tech.) Sekiguchi Hidetoshi	Higher education	14-c	115
17:20– 17:30	F30	Internship (Waseda U.) Fujihashi D.	Internship	14-c	116
17:30– 17:45		Awards ceremony

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