20th SCEJ Students Meeting in Tokyo (2018): Hall program

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Most recent update: 2018-02-19 13:28:13

Hall A
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Environmental engineering
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	A01	Synthesis of layered double hydroxide from biomass combustion ash and its property for water purification (U.Chiba) *Suhara Akitoshi, Wajima Takaaki	biomass combustion ash layered double hydroxide water purification	13-e	7
9:42– 9:54	A02	Release behavior of Zn and Cu in ceramic waste during chlorination (NIT Akita) *Sato Shinsuke, Nonaka Risehiro	Recovery Chlorination Ceramic waste	13-e	61
9:54– 10:06	A03	Improvement of natural zeolite for removing water vapor and odor. (U.Chiba) *Kusumi Junya, Wajima Takaaki	Natural zeolite Dehumidification Odor Removal	13-e	8
10:06– 10:18	A04	Development of new recycle technique using NaOH (U.Chiba) *Nakaaze Koujirou, Wajima Takaaki	Bamboo Silica extraction Fuel gas	13-e	10
10:18– 10:30	A05	Removal of the life smell using the pulverized moso bamboo (NIT Tsuruoka) Sugawara Tom, Sato Kei, Yamashita Akiya, Sato Tsukasa, Ito Shinko	life smell deodorant moso bamboo	13-i	93
10:30– 10:40	Break
Environmental engineering
(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:40– 10:52	A07	Evaluation of fluoride elution from waste gypsum by using coloristic analysis (NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Hirota Kiri, (NIT Tokyo) Shoji Ryo, Suzuki Mika, (Sakamoto lime) Fukaura Hitomi, Takagi Yasunori, (NIT Oita) Sano Hiroaki, (NIT Kumamoto) Wakasugi Reiko	easy analisys gypsum elution	13-c	101
10:52– 11:04	A08	Recovery of Tantalum from Tantalum Capacitor by Pyrolysis Treatment (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Hachinohe Saki, Dodo Wakana	Tantalum Capacitor Pyrolysis Hydrotalcite	13-e	32
11:04– 11:16	A09	The Effect of Complexation Between Humic Acid and Metal Ions to the Growth of Green Algae (NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Suzuki Daisuke, Iwata Koki, Shoji Ryo	Humic Acid Metal Ion Growth Inhibition Test	13-a	69
11:16– 11:28	A10	Dry-thermophilic anaerobic digestion of rice straw and pig urine using inoculum acclimated to low water content (Tokyo U. Agric. Tech.) *Nitta Takamasa, Agari Ryousei, Meng Lingyu, Riya Syouhei, Terada Akihiko, Hosomi Masaaki	anaerobic digestion pig urine rice straw	13-b	107
11:28– 11:40	A11	Effect of nickel compounds on Daphnia magna (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Obara Riku, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo	nickel compounds Daphnia magna acute immobilization	13-c	110
11:40– 12:40	Lunch break
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12:40– 12:52	A17	Soil environmental research of Mt.Amari 2 (Yamanashi Pref. Nirasaki High School) Hoshino Hiroto, Miyazawa Ryouta	Soil environment	13-f	6
12:52– 13:04	A18	Microbially aided decalcification of landfill soil leachate (NIT Fukushima) *Kikuchi Keita, Kurumada Kenichi	microbially induced calcite precipitation decalcification landfill soil leachate	13-b	89
13:04– 13:16	A19	Exergy application for evaluating the conservation values of ceramics (Nagoya.U.) *hada kento, kita hideki, yamashita seiji, kubota mitsuhiro	Exergy Ceramics Heat tube	13-d	111
13:16– 13:28	A20	A runnability of torrenticola elliptica (Yamanashi Eiwa H) Sato Ai	runnability torrenticola elliptica	13-i	100
13:28– 13:40	A21	Supercritical fluid deposition of metal coatings on 3D polymer structure for optical application (UTokyo) *Morishita Hirotaka, Deura Momoko, (TITech) Shimoyama Yusuke, (UTokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro, Momose Takeshi	supercritical fluid deposition polymer coating	8-d	81
13:40– 13:52	A22	Thick and porous electrode fabrication from solvent swelling and drying by supercritical carbon dioxide (Tokyo Tech) *Sakinah S, Kunanusont N, Nishioka T, Shimoyama Y	supercritical carbon dioxide drying thick and porous carbon electrode solvent swelling	8-e	95
13:52– 14:00	Break
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14:00– 14:12	A24	The effect of Organic modifier on the synthesis of BaTiO₃ nanoparticles using supercritical route (Tohoku U.) *Naito H., Yoko A., Seong G., Hojo D., Aida T., Tomai T., Adschiri T.	Barium titanate Supercritical Organic modification	8-e	109
14:12– 14:24	A25	Dynamic behavior of toluene hydrogenation reactor in hydrogen energy carrier production system (Tokyo Denki U.) *Kano K., (AIST) Kojima H., Matsumoto H., Atsumi R., Tsujimura T., (Tokyo Denki U.) Kobayashi D.	Hydrogen energy carrier production Renewable energy Liquid organic hydride chemicals	6-a	124
14:24– 14:36	A26	Analysis of milk crown phenomenon (Midorioka HS) Ishii Y., Terakado I., Watanabe H.	milk crown logistic equetion delay enbedding method	14-e	102
14:36– 14:48	A27	The method of selecting good stocks using quality engineering (Mito senior high school) *Yamauchi Arata, Yamaguchi Satoru	stock index quality engineering control factor	14-b	39
14:48– 15:00	A28	Analysis of DLA model by computer simulation (Midorioka HS) Hamada Y., Tanaka T., *Sakurai K., Watanabe H.	DLA pattern fractal dimension computer simulation	14-e	106
15:00– 15:12	A29	Gray box model approach to fault detection on chemical process (TUAT) *Nakano Haruka, Yamashita Yoshiyuki	process system engineering fault detection monitornig	6-b	125
Hall B
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Separation processes
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	B01	Development of inorganic based nanofiltration by using a surface treatment method (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Sugimoto C, Takeuchi T, Yoshiura J, Ikeda A, Nomura M	Nano filtration membrane Surface treatment 3-aminopropyltrietothoxysilane	4-a	76
9:42– 9:54	B02	Ion exchange for FAU zeolite membranes (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Osada Satoshi, Yoshida Yuki, Asou Takuya, Makita Nayumi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro	FAU zeolite membrane ion exchange properties gas permeation	4-a	40
9:54– 10:06	B03	Adsorption and pH effect of platinum group ion on a silk fiber (NIT Tsuruoka) *Abe Saki, Yokoyama Shino, Sato Tsukasa, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo	silk adsorption platinum group	4-e	99
10:06– 10:18	B04	Deposition of hydrogen permselective membranes on porous silica substrates (Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Shibata Ryo, Shibata Ai, Takeuchi Toshichika, Urabe Takumi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro, (SEI) Okuno Takuya, Tawarayama Hirotada, Ishikawa Shinji, Kuwahara Kazuya	Silica substrate Counter diffusion CVD Hydrogen separation	4-a	114
10:18– 10:30	B05	Preparation of silica membranes for high temperature hydrogen separation (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Yoshida Manami, ishii Katunori, ikeda ayumi, Kameda Yousuke, Yoshiura Ayako, Nomura Mikihiro	Counter diffusion CVD methyltrimethoxysilane Hydrogen / hydrocarbon separation	4-a	85
10:30– 10:40	Break
Separation processes
(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:40– 10:52	B07	Control of permselectivity through the MOR zeolite membranes (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Yoshida Yuki, Osada Satoshi, Asou Takuya, Makita Nayumi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro	MOR zeolite membrane ion exchange properties pervaporation	4-a	80
10:52– 11:04	B08	Advanced nuclide separation using several inorganic ion exchange techniques (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Banjarnahor Irvin Mardongan, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo	ion exchanger high-level radioactive waste	4-e	113
11:04– 11:16	B09	Improvement of MFI zeolite membranes by post-treatment (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Yoshimura Toshihiro, Aoki Hitoshi, Tanizume Syusei, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro	MFI zeolite Surface treatment Gas permeation	4-a	41
11:16– 11:28	B10	Improvement of permselectivity through the zeolite membranes by adding fluorine ion (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Suzuki Kohei, Uehara Hikari, Takayama Daishi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro, (Sumitomo Electric Industries) Okuno Takuya, Tawarayama Hiromasa, Ishikawa Shinji, Kuwahara Kazuya	Silicalite-1 zeolite membrane Silica support Gas separation	4-a	75
11:28– 11:40	B11	Removal of secondary product from thermal oxidation of oil (Mizusawa high school) Arima Kento, Chida Yusei, *Watanabe Taisei, Takahashi Kazunari	oil oxidation peroxide	14-c	57
11:40– 12:40	Lunch break
Fluid & particle processing
(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )
12:40– 12:52	B17	Two-component three-dimensional PIV measurement of laminar flow velocity distribution in a SMX mixer (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Sun X., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M., (FUJIFILM) Taniguchi K., Katai Y.	Static mixer Laminar flow PIV measurement	2-b	48
12:52– 13:04	B18	Study on production of ozone water for sterilization using ultra-fine-bubbles (TUAT) *Tanaka Haruki, Tran Thanh Phong, Okano Makoto, sakurai makoto	Ozone water Ultra-fine-bubbles Sterilization	2-g	103
13:04– 13:16	B19	Preparation of Silica Hollow Particles Using Ultrasonically Generated Microbubbles (Yamagata U.) *Tazaki S., Hamada T., (Hitachi Chemical) Akasu Y., Makino T., (Yamagata U.) Makuta T.	Microbubbles Silica Hollow Particles Ultrasonic Oscillation	2-e	1
13:16– 13:28	B20	Quantification of the flow pattern ahead of and behind rotating blades from laminar to turbulent flow regime based on PIV measurements (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Hakamada T., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M.	mixing transition regime PIV	2-b	26
13:28– 13:40	B21	The¡¡mechanism of supercooling in softdrinks (T.Takaokaminami) Naoe T, (H.Takaokaminami) Gotou K, (T.Takaokaminami) Nakayama H, (H.Takaokaminami) Kushita H	supercooling	2-g	46
13:40– 13:52	B22	Preparation of monodisperse microbubbles for medical applications using microfluidic devices (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Kitazaki R, Matsuo A, Kanai T	Microbubbles Microfluidics Medical application	2-d	105
13:52– 14:00	Break
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14:00– 14:12	B24	Experimental study on pressure fluctuation analysis and fluidization similarity on the small-scale bubbling fluidized beds (NIT Tokyo) *Koizumi Reo, Morimoto Kyousuke, Ishii Hiroyuki	Bubbling fluidized bed Pressure fluctuation scaling law	2-c	33
14:12– 14:24	B25	Experimental scale-up study of venturi nozzle on macrobubble generator (NIT Tokyo) *Satou Youkou, Satake Takumi, Horiuchi Natsuki, Ishii Hiroyuki	Microbubble venturi nozzle scale-up	2-e	34
14:24– 14:36	B26	Fractal structure of combustion instability in a gas turbine model combustor (TUS) *Nakano S., Murayama S., Kaku K., Gotoda H.	combustion instability fractal gas turbine model combustor	3-b	117
14:36– 14:48	B27	Scale-free nature of network structure in H2/O2 coaxial jet (TUS) *Kobayashi W., Hashimoto T., Gotoda H., (JAXA) Ohmichi Y., Matsuyama S.	Complex network Scale-free structure Large-eddy simulation	3-b	121
14:48– 15:00	B28	The effect of carbon-based particles on evaporation rate in a solar distillation (Tokyo U. Agr. Tech) *Hasegawa Tomomi, Lenggoro Wuled	Particles Evaporation Capillarity	3-a	77
15:00– 15:12	B29	Scale-free structure in a turbulent fire (TUS) *Toyoda M., Takagi K., Gotoda H.	turbulent fire Large-eddy simulation scale-free structure	3-b	119
Hall C
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	C01	Preparation and properties of cellulose/silk composite hydro gel (NIT Tsuruoka) *Sato Hiroyuki, Sato Haruki, Yahagi Tomohiro, Sato Tsukasa	cellulose hydro gel silk	12-e	97
9:42– 9:54	C02	Crystalline Face Dependence of Structure of Alkanethiol Adsorbed on Gold Single Crystal Surfaces (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Muroga Takuya, Matsushita Yuki, Ito Mikio	Au Single Crystal Gap-mode Raman Spectroscopy Alkanethiol	12-a	62
9:54– 10:06	C03	Kinetics of Adsorption and Structure Transition of Alkanethiol Adsorbed on a Silver Substrate (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Nakamori Shogo, Nakamura Akari, Ichinohe Yuri, Kaneko Tsuguhiro, Ito Mikio	Adsorption Kinetics Aikanethiol Raman Spectroscopy	12-a	65
10:06– 10:18	C04	The effect of washing on soap (Mizusawa high school) Oikawa Kouhei, Rifu Aoi, *Ozawa Nene, Aoi Chiaki	Soap Washing Calcium ion	14-c	55
10:18– 10:30	C05	Growth rates of (100) face of DKDP crystal in partialy deuterated solutions at constant supercooling (NIT Ibaraki) *Enji Hideto, Guzman Luis A.	DKDP Crystal Growth Supercooling Deuterated Solution	12-g	123
10:30– 10:40	Break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:40– 10:52	C07	Manufacture and evaluation of the functional crayon using gum (Ryugasaki 1st H.) Maeda Gen, Asahina Tsukasa, Anzai Taichi, Kato Daiki, Masuda Satoshi	functional crayon gum environment	12-m	122
10:52– 11:04	C08	Control of particle size distributions in emulsion polymerization for monodisperse polymer nanoparticle production (Tohoku U.) *Nakazawa H., Kuwasaki N., Ishii H., Nagao D., Konno M.	monodisperse polymer nanoparticle emulsion polymerization surfactant	12-d	96
11:04– 11:16	C09	Development of silica-covered erythritol microcapsules (Yamagata U.) *Suzuki S, Matsukage R, (YamagataU) Abe F, (Yamagata U.) Makuta T	Microcapsules Silica Thermal storage	12-f	2
11:16– 11:28	C10	Assembling of silica rods via depletion interaction (Tohoku U.) *Shimura T., Tajima Y., Watanabe K., Ishii H., Nagao D.	depletion interaction particle assembly anisotropic particle	12-i	47
11:28– 11:40	C11	Research in antibubble (Nirasaki high school) Koseki Kouta	antibubble surfactant electricity	12-a	90
11:40– 12:40	Lunch break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )
12:40– 12:52	C17	Effect of precursor structure on synthesis of titanium particle in supercritical sol-gel reaction (Tokyo Tech) *Kamizato T., Kinoshita M., Shimoyama Y.	supercritical sol-gel reaction titanium precursor structure	12-k	53
12:52– 13:04	C18	Influence of hydrocarbon groups for detergency in surfactants (Mito first senior high school) *Koizumi Yuki, Yamaguchi Satoru	Surfactant Michelle Soap	12-b	38
13:04– 13:16	C19	Continuous preparation of spherical colloidal photonic crystals for application as UV protection materials. (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Nakashima S, Oki T, Kanai T	spherical colloidal crystals microfluidic devices UV-screening	12-c	104
13:16– 13:28	C20	Synthesis of novel phenazine dye (NIT Tokyo) *Konno R., Sakurazawa Y., Sano T., Sugita R., Ide T.	Dye Phenazine Organic synthesis	12-m	37
13:28– 13:40	C21	Preparation of microcapsules using by an electrospray technique (Tokyo U.Sci.) *Morioka Shota, Shimada Yuichiro, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	microcapsules electrospray technique chitosan	12-f	86
13:40– 13:52	C22	Surface chemical modification with nonpolar pendant group for rendering cement surface water-resistant (NIT Fukushima) *Tsuji Haruhijko, Kurumada Kenichi	water-repellent cement surface surface chemical modification nonpolar pendant group	12-a	87
13:52– 14:00	Break
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14:00– 14:12	C24	Separation properies of zeolite membranes in C1-C3 alchol mixtures (Utsunomiya) *Fujii Kazuki, Hirose Takuya, Kikuchi Syuhei, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu	pervaporation alcohol separation zeolite	4-a	118
14:12– 14:24	C25	Adsorption effect of radioactive material by volcanic ash (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Kawana Yoshika, Akiba Izumi, *Goto Nathume	Volcanic Ash Radioactive material Adsorption	4-e	83
14:24– 14:36	C26	Separation and recovery of indium from waste ITO by bipolar membrane electrodialysis using a chelating agent (seikei U.) *Takemura Yuki, Noguchi Miyuki, Shoji Tadashi, Yamasaki Akihiro	metal recycling membrane chelating agent	4-f	116
14:36– 14:48	C27	Catalytic performances of Ru-based spherical catalysts prepared under various ammonia aqueous washing conditions for the ammonia decomposition to produce H₂ (Utsunomiya U., Faculty of Eng., Department of Applied Chemistry) *Hiroki Kuribara, (Utsunomiya U., Graduate School of Eng., Department of Material and Environmental Chemistry) Furusawa Takeshi, Suzuki Noboru, Sato Masahide	NH$3$ decomposition reaction Ru-based spherical catalysts ammonia aqueous washing conditions	5-a	3
14:48– 15:00	C28	Dehydration of cyclopentanol with H-ZSM5 catalyst (utsunomiya U.) *kitahara toshiki, stou takahumi, itoh naotugu	H-ZSM5 Cyclopentanol	5-a	120
15:00– 15:12	C29	Isolation¡¡of¡¡ Cellulose¡¡Degrading¡¡bacteria (Nirasaki High School) Shirakura Kento, Sasaki Akane	Cellulose Degrading bacteria Bioethanol Alcohol fermentation	5-g	21
Hall D
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Chemical reaction engineering
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	D01	Acid site introduction to Birdcage type zeolite capsulizing Rh ultrafine particles and methanol conversion reaction activity (Tokyo Tech) *Matsumura Y, Oshima S, Fujitsuka H, Tago T	MFI zeolite Rh Methanol conversion	5-a	88
9:42– 9:54	D02	Kinetic analysis of TiAlN synthesis for cutting tools using thermal CVD (U.Tokyo) *Yamaguchi Jun, Sato Hiroki, Hirabaru Tomoko, (Kyocera) Kubo Hayato, (U.Tokyo) Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, (Kyocera) Tanibuchi Takahito, (U.Tokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro	CVD TiAlN cutting tool	5-h	70
9:54– 10:06	D03	Hydrodeoxygenation of erythritol over Pt/C catalyst with high metal loading prepared from ion exchange resin (Tokyo Tech) *Nakagawa K., Fujitsuka H., Tago T.	erythritol Pt/C hydrodeoxygenation	5-a	73
10:06– 10:18	D04	Analysis of initial stage of AlN buffer growth for high quality GaN layer on Si substrates (UTokyo) *Eto Daichi, Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, (NuFlare Tech.) Nago Hajime, Takahashi Hideshi, Yoda Takashi, (UTokyo) Sugiyama Masakazu, Shimogaki Yukihiro	GaN on Si AlN buffer MOVPE	5-h	94
10:18– 10:30	D05	Preparation of Co-Fe-Mo complex oxide support with high Fe dispersion aimed at high activation of allylic oxidation reaction (Tokyo Tech) *Doike M., Fujitsuka H., Tago T.	allylic oxidation reaction catalyst preparation Co-Fe-Mo complex oxide	5-a	72
10:30– 10:40	Break
Chemical reaction engineering
(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:40– 10:52	D07	Photocatalytic degradation of phenol using TiO₂ powder (Tokyo Denki U.) *Kubota T, Kobayashi D	Photocatalyst TiO$2$ Phenol	5-c	64
10:52– 11:04	D08	Effects of operating conditions on methane fermentation of chicken droppings (NIT Ichinoseki) *Oikawa S., Sato K.	methane fermentation chicken droppings biomass	5-g	52
11:04– 11:16	D09	Investigation on degradation of gaseous contaminant using visible-light driven photocatalyst (U. Tsukuba) *Yagi A., Zheng H., Zhu Q., Liu N., (AIST) Negishi N., (U. Tsukuba) Yang I.	photocatalytic degradation gaseous contaminant visible-light	5-a	60
11:16– 11:28	D10	Photocatalytic decomposition of azo dye using microreactor and its effects on H2O2 addition. (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech.N) *Nakamura Minato, Murakami Yoshinori	Photocatalyst Microreactor Dye	5-f	50
11:28– 11:40	D11	Measurement of the photocatalytic activity for the black TiO2 photocatalyst prepared by the laser-ablation techniques and its mechanistic study (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechN) *Murayama Rin, Murakami Yoshinori	titanium dioxide laser visible light responsive photocatalyst	5-c	58
11:40– 12:40	Lunch break
Fundamental properties
(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )
12:40– 12:52	D17	Effect of co-solvent addition on the glass transition temperature depression of PLGA under high pressure carbon dioxide (Tokyo U.Sci.) *Isono Shiho, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Shimada Yuichirou, Naya Masakazu, Shouno Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Glass Transition Poly(D,L-lactide-co-glycolide) Menthol	1-b	91
12:52– 13:04	D18	The measurement and correlation of solubility of SO₂ in polyethylene glycol (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Shinozuka R, Shimada Y, Naya M, Syono A, (UTM) Tuji T, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Otake K	sulfur dioxide vapor-liquid equilibrium Wilson equation	1-a	74
13:04– 13:16	D19	Droplet swelling and extraction mechanism from phase behavior during supercritical fluid extraction of emulsion (Tokyo Tech) *Torita Y., Murakami Y., Shimoyama Y	supercritical fluid extraction of emulsion droplet swelling extraction mechanism	1-e	49
13:16– 13:28	D20	The Phase diagram of the Measurement of the Melting Point of the Alloy of Bismuth and Tin (Gifu Senior Highschool) Nozawa Yuta	alloy Low melting Piont Bismuth	1-b	44
13:28– 13:40	D21	Measurement of bubble point pressure for dimethyl ether + 1-hexanol and dimethyl ether + cyclohexanol systems (Nihon U.) *Nakazawa M., Hoshina T., (UTM) Tsuji T., (Nihon U.) Hiaki T.	bubble point pressure dimethyl ether correlation	1-a	43
13:40– 13:52	D22	Clarification of the shapes of titration curves of polyprotic acid ⇆ monoprotic base and proposal of new technical terms (Mito First Senior High School) *Nishino Kotaro, Yamaguchi Satoru	titration equivalence point polyprotic acid	1-e	20
13:52– 14:00	Break
Fundamental properties
(14:00–15:00) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:00– 14:12	D24	Study on the properties of tin oxide coating (Kofu minami high school) Tanaka Syunya, Tanaka Kota, Mohamado Yugi, Narimoto Marina, Takahasi Honoka	photolysis effect hydrophilicity tin oxide coating	1-b	28
14:12– 14:24	D25	Density, viscosity, CO₂ solubility of phosphonium-based ionic liquid having ether chain (Nihon U.) *Takahashi K., Takahashi T., Watanabe M., Kodama D., (Nippon Chem. Ind.) Hamanishi E., Watanabe T.	density viscosity CO2 solubility	1-a	54
14:24– 14:36	D26	Reserch of concentrated sulfuric acid (Nirasaki H) Yashiro Daichi, Isobe Daisuke	Electrolysis Concentrated sulfuric acid Dilute sulfuric acid	1-e	127
14:36– 14:48	D27	Development of the Property Evaluation Method for Nanoparticles by the Taylor Dispersion Method (Tohoku U.) *Tajima N., Kimura M., Hojo D., Seong G., Aida T., Yoko A., Tomai T., Adschiri T.	nanoparticles diffusion coefficient Taylor dispersion method	1-e	108
14:48– 15:00	D28	Stable generation of copper mirror (Kofu minami high school) Ishizawa Ryuki, Osada Osada Yuto, Hiroshima Heito, Mochizuki Yuya, Shimizu Rintarou	copper mirror ascorbic acid	1-e	25
15:00– 15:12	Break
Hall E
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Energy engineering
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	E01	Lithium Compound Addition Effect in Dehydration Reaction of Calcium Hydroxide (Chiba U.) *Maruyama Aya, Kurosawa Ryo, Ryu Junichi	Calcium Hydroxide Lithium Compound Chemical Heat Storage	9-b	30
9:42– 9:54	E02	Study on pyrolysis and gasification of various woody biomass (U. Kogakuin) *Sakurai Y., Nose H., Hurukawa S., Kobayashi J.	Woody biomass Gasification Pyrolysis	9-c	29
9:54– 10:06	E03	Energy conversion by thermal decomposition treatment of food waste (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Ooguchi Rina, Sawasaki Mari, *Nagasawa Yuka	Food waste Thermal decomposition Energy conversion	9-a	82
10:06– 10:18	E04	Performance evaluation of citric acid salt-modified magnesium hydroxide for thermochemical energy storage (Chiba U.) *Saitou Kouki, Kurosawa Ryo, Ryu Junichi	Thermochemical Energy Storage Magnesium Hydroxide Citric Acid Salt	9-b	31
10:18– 10:30	E05	Heat output performance of chemical heat strage system using LiOH/LiOH¡¦H₂O reaction (NAGOYA.U.) *Oohashi Satoshi, Kubota Mituhiro, Yamashita Seiji, Kita Hideki	Heat output performance Chemical heat strage LiOH/LiOH¡¦H2O reaction	9-b	112
10:30– 10:40	Break
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(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:40– 10:52	E07	Development of a low-cost hydroxylation method using the electrolysis in hydrogen peroxide solution (NIT Tokyo) Yamada Miyuu, Tobita Kouki, Kawaguchi Kaede, Shiroishi Hidenobu	hydrogen peroxide hydroxylation electrolysis	11-a	42
10:52– 11:04	E08	Analysis of fuel cell catalysts by a chemisorption/desorption method (Gunma U.) *Suto R., Yamaguchi R., Ishitobi H., Nakagawa N.	fuel cell catalyst chemisorption titania	9-a	59
11:04– 11:16	E09	Development of electrocatalysts for CO₂ reduction under low temperature and normal pressure using three phase boundary (NIT Tokyo) *Kawaguchi Kaede, Tobita Kouki, Yamada Miyuu, Shiroishi Hidenobu, (Kogakuin U.) Hiraoka Koji, Endo Kanae, Kohri Hitoshi, Seki Shiro	carbon dioxide electroreduction formic acid	9-c	45
11:16– 11:28	E10	Property of PtRh-CeO2-C composite catalyst for direct ethanol fuel cells (Gunma U.) *Kakinuma Masaki, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	Direct ethanol fuel cell electrocatalyst nano-composite	9-e	84
11:28– 11:40	E11	Development of wind vibration electric power generator utilizing electromagnetic induction (Mito senior high school) *Nemoto Akira, Yamaguchi Satoru	Wind vibration Electromagnetic induction New generator	9-e	67
11:40– 12:40	Lunch break
Biochemical engineering
(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )
12:40– 12:52	E17	The study to extend antibacterial spectrum of food preservation Nisin (Akita senior high school) Sumiya Karin, Mizutani Natsuki, *Suzuki Risa, Endo Kingo	Nisin food preservation Bacteriocin	7-h	78
12:52– 13:04	E18	Screening and Isolation of Bacteria Producing Extracellular Protease from Wastewater of Potato Starch Factory (NIT Numazu) *Kaneko Hikaru, (JA Koshimizu) Watanabe Masaharu, Kimura Kazuo, Satou Masaaki, (NIT Numazu) Takeguchi Masayuki	Starch-manufacturing waste Protease Bacillus sp.	7-a	126
13:04– 13:16	E19	A oribatida & soil life of succession in Mt,Fuji fifth stage (Yamanashi Eiwa H) Shimizu Chiharu, Koshiishi Aoi, *Aihara Otoha	flora succession	7-g	98
13:16– 13:28	E20	A survey on larval salamanders inhabiting Mount Amari (Nirasaki High School) Saito Kiwamu	Amariyama Oosasaike larval Salamander	7-g	23
13:28– 13:40	E21	Human¡¡cancer cells identificaition using the electrorotation method (gunma U.) *sekiguchi jun, sakuraba kazuki, (AFI Tech.) wakizaka yoshikazu, (gunma U.) hakoda masaru	electrorotation cancer cell dielectrophoresis	7-a	51
13:40– 13:52	E22	Plants give acid phosphatase to organic phosphoric some situations. What kind of situations do acid phosphatase in ? (Nirasaki High Scool) Yokoguchi Yoshika	Phosphoric acid Acidic phosphatase Lupine	7-g	22
13:52– 14:00	Break
Biochemical engineering
(14:00–15:00) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:00– 14:12	E24	habitat survey by eDNA (Nirasaki High School) Itou Yukai, Inoue Kouta, *Shimizu Tubasa	Environmental DNA Primer Lefua	7-g	92
14:12– 14:24	E25	*Control of non-pathogenic E.coli* O157:H7 by antibiotics and phage** (Tokyo Tech) *Sato Koji, Miyanaga Kazuhiko, Tanji Yasunori	E.coliO157 fosfomycin antibiotic resistant bacteria	7-a	35
14:24– 14:36	E26	oil in euglena qualitative experiment (japan woman U. high school) *Takizawa Kyoko, Toyama Sayoko	euglena oil	7-h	4
14:36– 14:48	E27	*Characterization of non-pathogenic E.coli* O157:H7 bacteriophage** (Tokyo Tech) *Oishi Ken, Aa Haeruman Azam, Miyanaga Kazuhiko, Tanji Yasunori	coliphage E.coli O157 host recognition	7-a	36
14:48– 15:00	E28	Screening of bacteriocin-producing lactic acid bacteria isolated from fermented foods and agricultural products in Tochigi (NIT Oyama) *Yoshizawa Takashi, Kouya Tomoaki	lactic acid bacteria bacteriocin opportunistic bacteria	7-h	71
15:00– 15:12	Break
Hall F
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
ÆÃÊÌ¹Ö±é¡¤É½¾´¼°
(15:30–17:00) (Chair: No data )
15:30– 17:00	F31	[Plenary lecture]Japanese astronauts play an active part at the International Space Station (Space Acad. Kikuyama) Kikuyama Norihiko	ISS Astronaut	17-a	128
17:00– 17:20	Awards ceremony
Hall G
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Exchange meeting
17:30– 19:00	Exchange meeting

Hall A

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Environmental engineering

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

A01

Synthesis of layered double hydroxide from biomass combustion ash and its property for water purification

(U.Chiba) *Suhara Akitoshi, Wajima Takaaki

biomass combustion ash
layered double hydroxide
water purification

13-e

9:42– 9:54

A02

Release behavior of Zn and Cu in ceramic waste during chlorination

(NIT Akita) *Sato Shinsuke, Nonaka Risehiro

Recovery
Chlorination
Ceramic waste

13-e

9:54– 10:06

A03

Improvement of natural zeolite for removing water vapor and odor.

(U.Chiba) *Kusumi Junya, Wajima Takaaki

Natural zeolite
Dehumidification
Odor Removal

13-e

10:06– 10:18

A04

Development of new recycle technique using NaOH

(U.Chiba) *Nakaaze Koujirou, Wajima Takaaki

Bamboo
Silica extraction
Fuel gas

13-e

10:18– 10:30

A05

Removal of the life smell using the pulverized moso bamboo

(NIT Tsuruoka) *Sugawara Tom, *Sato Kei, Yamashita Akiya, Sato Tsukasa, Ito Shinko

life smell
deodorant
moso bamboo

13-i

10:30– 10:40

Break

Environmental engineering

(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:40– 10:52

A07

Evaluation of fluoride elution from waste gypsum by using coloristic analysis

(NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Hirota Kiri, (NIT Tokyo) Shoji Ryo, Suzuki Mika, (Sakamoto lime) Fukaura Hitomi, Takagi Yasunori, (NIT Oita) Sano Hiroaki, (NIT Kumamoto) Wakasugi Reiko

easy analisys
gypsum
elution

13-c

101

10:52– 11:04

A08

Recovery of Tantalum from Tantalum Capacitor by Pyrolysis Treatment

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Hachinohe Saki, *Dodo Wakana

Tantalum Capacitor
Pyrolysis
Hydrotalcite

13-e

11:04– 11:16

A09

The Effect of Complexation Between Humic Acid and Metal Ions to the Growth of Green Algae

(NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Suzuki Daisuke, Iwata Koki, Shoji Ryo

Humic Acid
Metal Ion
Growth Inhibition Test

13-a

11:16– 11:28

A10

Dry-thermophilic anaerobic digestion of rice straw and pig urine using inoculum acclimated to low water content

(Tokyo U. Agric. Tech.) *Nitta Takamasa, Agari Ryousei, Meng Lingyu, Riya Syouhei, Terada Akihiko, Hosomi Masaaki

anaerobic digestion
pig urine
rice straw

13-b

107

11:28– 11:40

A11

Effect of nickel compounds on Daphnia magna

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Obara Riku, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo

nickel compounds
Daphnia magna
acute immobilization

13-c

110

11:40– 12:40

Lunch break

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(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )

12:40– 12:52

A17

Soil environmental research of Mt.Amari 2

(Yamanashi Pref. Nirasaki High School) *Hoshino Hiroto, *Miyazawa Ryouta

Soil environment

13-f

12:52– 13:04

A18

Microbially aided decalcification of landfill soil leachate

(NIT Fukushima) *Kikuchi Keita, Kurumada Kenichi

microbially induced calcite precipitation
decalcification
landfill soil leachate

13-b

13:04– 13:16

A19

Exergy application for evaluating the conservation values of ceramics

(Nagoya.U.) *hada kento, kita hideki, yamashita seiji, kubota mitsuhiro

Exergy
Ceramics
Heat tube

13-d

111

13:16– 13:28

A20

A runnability of torrenticola elliptica

(Yamanashi Eiwa H) Sato Ai

runnability
torrenticola elliptica

13-i

100

13:28– 13:40

A21

Supercritical fluid deposition of metal coatings on 3D polymer structure for optical application

(UTokyo) *Morishita Hirotaka, Deura Momoko, (TITech) Shimoyama Yusuke, (UTokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro, Momose Takeshi

supercritical fluid deposition
polymer
coating

8-d

13:40– 13:52

A22

Thick and porous electrode fabrication from solvent swelling and drying by supercritical carbon dioxide

(Tokyo Tech) *Sakinah S, Kunanusont N, Nishioka T, Shimoyama Y

supercritical carbon dioxide drying
thick and porous carbon electrode
solvent swelling

8-e

13:52– 14:00

Break

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(14:00–15:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:00– 14:12

A24

The effect of Organic modifier on the synthesis of BaTiO₃ nanoparticles using supercritical route

(Tohoku U.) *Naito H., Yoko A., Seong G., Hojo D., Aida T., Tomai T., Adschiri T.

Barium titanate
Supercritical
Organic modification

8-e

109

14:12– 14:24

A25

Dynamic behavior of toluene hydrogenation reactor in hydrogen energy carrier production system

(Tokyo Denki U.) *Kano K., (AIST) Kojima H., Matsumoto H., Atsumi R., Tsujimura T., (Tokyo Denki U.) Kobayashi D.

Hydrogen energy carrier production
Renewable energy
Liquid organic hydride chemicals

6-a

124

14:24– 14:36

A26

Analysis of milk crown phenomenon

(Midorioka HS) *Ishii Y., *Terakado I., Watanabe H.

milk crown
logistic equetion
delay enbedding method

14-e

102

14:36– 14:48

A27

The method of selecting good stocks using quality engineering

(Mito senior high school) *Yamauchi Arata, Yamaguchi Satoru

stock index
quality engineering
control factor

14-b

14:48– 15:00

A28

Analysis of DLA model by computer simulation

(Midorioka HS) *Hamada Y., *Tanaka T., *Sakurai K., Watanabe H.

DLA pattern
fractal dimension
computer simulation

14-e

106

15:00– 15:12

A29

Gray box model approach to fault detection on chemical process

(TUAT) *Nakano Haruka, Yamashita Yoshiyuki

process system engineering
fault detection
monitornig

6-b

125

Hall B

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Separation processes

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

B01

Development of inorganic based nanofiltration by using a surface treatment method

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Sugimoto C, Takeuchi T, Yoshiura J, Ikeda A, Nomura M

Nano filtration membrane
Surface treatment
3-aminopropyltrietothoxysilane

4-a

9:42– 9:54

B02

Ion exchange for FAU zeolite membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Osada Satoshi, Yoshida Yuki, Asou Takuya, Makita Nayumi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro

FAU zeolite membrane
ion exchange properties
gas permeation

4-a

9:54– 10:06

B03

Adsorption and pH effect of platinum group ion on a silk fiber

(NIT Tsuruoka) *Abe Saki, Yokoyama Shino, Sato Tsukasa, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo

silk
adsorption
platinum group

4-e

10:06– 10:18

B04

Deposition of hydrogen permselective membranes on porous silica substrates

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Shibata Ryo, Shibata Ai, Takeuchi Toshichika, Urabe Takumi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro, (SEI) Okuno Takuya, Tawarayama Hirotada, Ishikawa Shinji, Kuwahara Kazuya

Silica substrate
Counter diffusion CVD
Hydrogen separation

4-a

114

10:18– 10:30

B05

Preparation of silica membranes for high temperature hydrogen separation

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Yoshida Manami, ishii Katunori, ikeda ayumi, Kameda Yousuke, Yoshiura Ayako, Nomura Mikihiro

Counter diffusion CVD
methyltrimethoxysilane
Hydrogen / hydrocarbon separation

4-a

10:30– 10:40

Break

Separation processes

(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:40– 10:52

B07

Control of permselectivity through the MOR zeolite membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Yoshida Yuki, Osada Satoshi, Asou Takuya, Makita Nayumi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro

MOR zeolite membrane
ion exchange properties
pervaporation

4-a

10:52– 11:04

B08

Advanced nuclide separation using several inorganic ion exchange techniques

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Banjarnahor Irvin Mardongan, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo

ion exchanger
high-level radioactive waste

4-e

113

11:04– 11:16

B09

Improvement of MFI zeolite membranes by post-treatment

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Yoshimura Toshihiro, Aoki Hitoshi, Tanizume Syusei, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro

MFI zeolite
Surface treatment
Gas permeation

4-a

11:16– 11:28

B10

Improvement of permselectivity through the zeolite membranes by adding fluorine ion

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Suzuki Kohei, Uehara Hikari, Takayama Daishi, Ikeda Ayumi, Nomura Mikihiro, (Sumitomo Electric Industries) Okuno Takuya, Tawarayama Hiromasa, Ishikawa Shinji, Kuwahara Kazuya

Silicalite-1 zeolite membrane
Silica support
Gas separation

4-a

11:28– 11:40

B11

Removal of secondary product from thermal oxidation of oil

(Mizusawa high school) *Arima Kento, *Chida Yusei, *Watanabe Taisei, Takahashi Kazunari

oil
oxidation
peroxide

14-c

11:40– 12:40

Lunch break

Fluid & particle processing

(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )

12:40– 12:52

B17

Two-component three-dimensional PIV measurement of laminar flow velocity distribution in a SMX mixer

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Sun X., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M., (FUJIFILM) Taniguchi K., Katai Y.

Static mixer
Laminar flow
PIV measurement

2-b

12:52– 13:04

B18

Study on production of ozone water for sterilization using ultra-fine-bubbles

(TUAT) *Tanaka Haruki, Tran Thanh Phong, Okano Makoto, sakurai makoto

Ozone water
Ultra-fine-bubbles
Sterilization

2-g

103

13:04– 13:16

B19

Preparation of Silica Hollow Particles Using Ultrasonically Generated Microbubbles

(Yamagata U.) *Tazaki S., Hamada T., (Hitachi Chemical) Akasu Y., Makino T., (Yamagata U.) Makuta T.

Microbubbles
Silica Hollow Particles
Ultrasonic Oscillation

2-e

13:16– 13:28

B20

Quantification of the flow pattern ahead of and behind rotating blades from laminar to turbulent flow regime based on PIV measurements

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Hakamada T., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M.

mixing
transition regime
PIV

2-b

13:28– 13:40

B21

The¡¡mechanism of supercooling in softdrinks

(T.Takaokaminami) *Naoe T, (H.Takaokaminami) *Gotou K, (T.Takaokaminami) *Nakayama H, (H.Takaokaminami) *Kushita H

supercooling

2-g

13:40– 13:52

B22

Preparation of monodisperse microbubbles for medical applications using microfluidic devices

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Kitazaki R, Matsuo A, Kanai T

Microbubbles
Microfluidics
Medical application

2-d

105

13:52– 14:00

Break

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(14:00–15:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:00– 14:12

B24

Experimental study on pressure fluctuation analysis and fluidization similarity on the small-scale bubbling fluidized beds

(NIT Tokyo) *Koizumi Reo, Morimoto Kyousuke, Ishii Hiroyuki

Bubbling fluidized bed
Pressure fluctuation
scaling law

2-c

14:12– 14:24

B25

Experimental scale-up study of venturi nozzle on macrobubble generator

(NIT Tokyo) *Satou Youkou, Satake Takumi, Horiuchi Natsuki, Ishii Hiroyuki

Microbubble
venturi nozzle
scale-up

2-e

14:24– 14:36

B26

Fractal structure of combustion instability in a gas turbine model combustor

(TUS) *Nakano S., Murayama S., Kaku K., Gotoda H.

combustion instability
fractal
gas turbine model combustor

3-b

117

14:36– 14:48

B27

Scale-free nature of network structure in H2/O2 coaxial jet

(TUS) *Kobayashi W., Hashimoto T., Gotoda H., (JAXA) Ohmichi Y., Matsuyama S.

Complex network
Scale-free structure
Large-eddy simulation

3-b

121

14:48– 15:00

B28

The effect of carbon-based particles on evaporation rate in a solar distillation

(Tokyo U. Agr. Tech) *Hasegawa Tomomi, Lenggoro Wuled

Particles
Evaporation
Capillarity

3-a

15:00– 15:12

B29

Scale-free structure in a turbulent fire

(TUS) *Toyoda M., Takagi K., Gotoda H.

turbulent fire
Large-eddy simulation
scale-free structure

3-b

119

Hall C

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

C01

Preparation and properties of cellulose/silk composite hydro gel

(NIT Tsuruoka) *Sato Hiroyuki, Sato Haruki, Yahagi Tomohiro, Sato Tsukasa

cellulose
hydro gel
silk

12-e

9:42– 9:54

C02

Crystalline Face Dependence of Structure of Alkanethiol Adsorbed on Gold Single Crystal Surfaces

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Muroga Takuya, Matsushita Yuki, Ito Mikio

Au Single Crystal
Gap-mode Raman Spectroscopy
Alkanethiol

12-a

9:54– 10:06

C03

Kinetics of Adsorption and Structure Transition of Alkanethiol Adsorbed on a Silver Substrate

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Nakamori Shogo, Nakamura Akari, Ichinohe Yuri, Kaneko Tsuguhiro, Ito Mikio

Adsorption Kinetics
Aikanethiol
Raman Spectroscopy

12-a

10:06– 10:18

C04

The effect of washing on soap

(Mizusawa high school) *Oikawa Kouhei, *Rifu Aoi, *Ozawa Nene, Aoi Chiaki

Soap
Washing
Calcium ion

14-c

10:18– 10:30

C05

Growth rates of (100) face of DKDP crystal in partialy deuterated solutions at constant supercooling

(NIT Ibaraki) *Enji Hideto, Guzman Luis A.

DKDP Crystal Growth
Supercooling
Deuterated Solution

12-g

123

10:30– 10:40

Break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:40– 10:52

C07

Manufacture and evaluation of the functional crayon using gum

(Ryugasaki 1st H.) *Maeda Gen, *Asahina Tsukasa, *Anzai Taichi, *Kato Daiki, Masuda Satoshi

functional crayon
gum
environment

12-m

122

10:52– 11:04

C08

Control of particle size distributions in emulsion polymerization for monodisperse polymer nanoparticle production

(Tohoku U.) *Nakazawa H., Kuwasaki N., Ishii H., Nagao D., Konno M.

monodisperse polymer nanoparticle
emulsion polymerization
surfactant

12-d

11:04– 11:16

C09

Development of silica-covered erythritol microcapsules

(Yamagata U.) *Suzuki S, Matsukage R, (YamagataU) Abe F, (Yamagata U.) Makuta T

Microcapsules
Silica
Thermal storage

12-f

11:16– 11:28

C10

Assembling of silica rods via depletion interaction

(Tohoku U.) *Shimura T., Tajima Y., Watanabe K., Ishii H., Nagao D.

depletion interaction
particle assembly
anisotropic particle

12-i

11:28– 11:40

C11

Research in antibubble

(Nirasaki high school) Koseki Kouta

antibubble
surfactant
electricity

12-a

11:40– 12:40

Lunch break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )

12:40– 12:52

C17

Effect of precursor structure on synthesis of titanium particle in supercritical sol-gel reaction

(Tokyo Tech) *Kamizato T., Kinoshita M., Shimoyama Y.

supercritical sol-gel reaction
titanium
precursor structure

12-k

12:52– 13:04

C18

Influence of hydrocarbon groups for detergency in surfactants

(Mito first senior high school) *Koizumi Yuki, Yamaguchi Satoru

Surfactant
Michelle
Soap

12-b

13:04– 13:16

C19

Continuous preparation of spherical colloidal photonic crystals for application as UV protection materials.

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Nakashima S, Oki T, Kanai T

spherical colloidal crystals
microfluidic devices
UV-screening

12-c

104

13:16– 13:28

C20

Synthesis of novel phenazine dye

(NIT Tokyo) *Konno R., Sakurazawa Y., Sano T., Sugita R., Ide T.

Dye
Phenazine
Organic synthesis

12-m

13:28– 13:40

C21

Preparation of microcapsules using by an electrospray technique

(Tokyo U.Sci.) *Morioka Shota, Shimada Yuichiro, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto

microcapsules
electrospray technique
chitosan

12-f

13:40– 13:52

C22

Surface chemical modification with nonpolar pendant group for rendering cement surface water-resistant

(NIT Fukushima) *Tsuji Haruhijko, Kurumada Kenichi

water-repellent cement surface
surface chemical modification
nonpolar pendant group

12-a

13:52– 14:00

Break

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(14:00–15:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:00– 14:12

C24

Separation properies of zeolite membranes in C1-C3 alchol mixtures

(Utsunomiya) *Fujii Kazuki, Hirose Takuya, Kikuchi Syuhei, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

pervaporation
alcohol separation
zeolite

4-a

118

14:12– 14:24

C25

Adsorption effect of radioactive material by volcanic ash

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Kawana Yoshika, *Akiba Izumi, *Goto Nathume

Volcanic Ash
Radioactive material
Adsorption

4-e

14:24– 14:36

C26

Separation and recovery of indium from waste ITO by bipolar membrane electrodialysis using a chelating agent

(seikei U.) *Takemura Yuki, Noguchi Miyuki, Shoji Tadashi, Yamasaki Akihiro

metal recycling
membrane
chelating agent

4-f

116

14:36– 14:48

C27

Catalytic performances of Ru-based spherical catalysts prepared under various ammonia aqueous washing conditions for the ammonia decomposition to produce H₂

(Utsunomiya U., Faculty of Eng., Department of Applied Chemistry) *Hiroki Kuribara, (Utsunomiya U., Graduate School of Eng., Department of Material and Environmental Chemistry) Furusawa Takeshi, Suzuki Noboru, Sato Masahide

NH$3$ decomposition reaction
Ru-based spherical catalysts
ammonia aqueous washing conditions

5-a

14:48– 15:00

C28

Dehydration of cyclopentanol with H-ZSM5 catalyst

(utsunomiya U.) *kitahara toshiki, stou takahumi, itoh naotugu

H-ZSM5
Cyclopentanol

5-a

120

15:00– 15:12

C29

Isolation¡¡of¡¡ Cellulose¡¡Degrading¡¡bacteria

(Nirasaki High School) *Shirakura Kento, *Sasaki Akane

Cellulose Degrading bacteria
Bioethanol
Alcohol fermentation

5-g

Hall D

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Chemical reaction engineering

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

D01

Acid site introduction to Birdcage type zeolite capsulizing Rh ultrafine particles and methanol conversion reaction activity

(Tokyo Tech) *Matsumura Y, Oshima S, Fujitsuka H, Tago T

MFI zeolite
Rh
Methanol conversion

5-a

9:42– 9:54

D02

Kinetic analysis of TiAlN synthesis for cutting tools using thermal CVD

(U.Tokyo) *Yamaguchi Jun, Sato Hiroki, Hirabaru Tomoko, (Kyocera) Kubo Hayato, (U.Tokyo) Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, (Kyocera) Tanibuchi Takahito, (U.Tokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro

CVD
TiAlN
cutting tool

5-h

9:54– 10:06

D03

Hydrodeoxygenation of erythritol over Pt/C catalyst with high metal loading prepared from ion exchange resin

(Tokyo Tech) *Nakagawa K., Fujitsuka H., Tago T.

erythritol
Pt/C
hydrodeoxygenation

5-a

10:06– 10:18

D04

Analysis of initial stage of AlN buffer growth for high quality GaN layer on Si substrates

(UTokyo) *Eto Daichi, Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, (NuFlare Tech.) Nago Hajime, Takahashi Hideshi, Yoda Takashi, (UTokyo) Sugiyama Masakazu, Shimogaki Yukihiro

GaN on Si
AlN buffer
MOVPE

5-h

10:18– 10:30

D05

Preparation of Co-Fe-Mo complex oxide support with high Fe dispersion aimed at high activation of allylic oxidation reaction

(Tokyo Tech) *Doike M., Fujitsuka H., Tago T.

allylic oxidation reaction
catalyst preparation
Co-Fe-Mo complex oxide

5-a

10:30– 10:40

Break

Chemical reaction engineering

(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:40– 10:52

D07

Photocatalytic degradation of phenol using TiO₂ powder

(Tokyo Denki U.) *Kubota T, Kobayashi D

Photocatalyst
TiO$2$
Phenol

5-c

10:52– 11:04

D08

Effects of operating conditions on methane fermentation of chicken droppings

(NIT Ichinoseki) *Oikawa S., Sato K.

methane fermentation
chicken droppings
biomass

5-g

11:04– 11:16

D09

Investigation on degradation of gaseous contaminant using visible-light driven photocatalyst

(U. Tsukuba) *Yagi A., Zheng H., Zhu Q., Liu N., (AIST) Negishi N., (U. Tsukuba) Yang I.

photocatalytic degradation
gaseous contaminant
visible-light

5-a

11:16– 11:28

D10

Photocatalytic decomposition of azo dye using microreactor and its effects on H2O2 addition.

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech.N) *Nakamura Minato, Murakami Yoshinori

Photocatalyst
Microreactor
Dye

5-f

11:28– 11:40

D11

Measurement of the photocatalytic activity for the black TiO2 photocatalyst prepared by the laser-ablation techniques and its mechanistic study

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechN) *Murayama Rin, Murakami Yoshinori

titanium dioxide
laser
visible light responsive photocatalyst

5-c

11:40– 12:40

Lunch break

Fundamental properties

(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )

12:40– 12:52

D17

Effect of co-solvent addition on the glass transition temperature depression of PLGA under high pressure carbon dioxide

(Tokyo U.Sci.) *Isono Shiho, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Shimada Yuichirou, Naya Masakazu, Shouno Atsushi, Otake Katsuto

Glass Transition
Poly(D,L-lactide-co-glycolide)
Menthol

1-b

12:52– 13:04

D18

The measurement and correlation of solubility of SO₂ in polyethylene glycol

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Shinozuka R, Shimada Y, Naya M, Syono A, (UTM) Tuji T, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Otake K

sulfur dioxide
vapor-liquid equilibrium
Wilson equation

1-a

13:04– 13:16

D19

Droplet swelling and extraction mechanism from phase behavior during supercritical fluid extraction of emulsion

(Tokyo Tech) *Torita Y., Murakami Y., Shimoyama Y

supercritical fluid extraction of emulsion
droplet swelling
extraction mechanism

1-e

13:16– 13:28

D20

The Phase diagram of the Measurement of the Melting Point of the Alloy of Bismuth and Tin

(Gifu Senior Highschool) Nozawa Yuta

alloy
Low melting Piont
Bismuth

1-b

13:28– 13:40

D21

Measurement of bubble point pressure for dimethyl ether + 1-hexanol and dimethyl ether + cyclohexanol systems

(Nihon U.) *Nakazawa M., Hoshina T., (UTM) Tsuji T., (Nihon U.) Hiaki T.

bubble point pressure
dimethyl ether
correlation

1-a

13:40– 13:52

D22

Clarification of the shapes of titration curves of polyprotic acid ⇆ monoprotic base and proposal of new technical terms

(Mito First Senior High School) *Nishino Kotaro, Yamaguchi Satoru

titration
equivalence point
polyprotic acid

1-e

13:52– 14:00

Break

Fundamental properties

(14:00–15:00) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:00– 14:12

D24

Study on the properties of tin oxide coating

(Kofu minami high school) *Tanaka Syunya, *Tanaka Kota, Mohamado Yugi, Narimoto Marina, Takahasi Honoka

photolysis effect
hydrophilicity
tin oxide coating

1-b

14:12– 14:24

D25

Density, viscosity, CO₂ solubility of phosphonium-based ionic liquid having ether chain

(Nihon U.) *Takahashi K., Takahashi T., Watanabe M., Kodama D., (Nippon Chem. Ind.) Hamanishi E., Watanabe T.

density
viscosity
CO2 solubility

1-a

14:24– 14:36

D26

Reserch of concentrated sulfuric acid

(Nirasaki H) *Yashiro Daichi, *Isobe Daisuke

Electrolysis
Concentrated sulfuric acid
Dilute sulfuric acid

1-e

127

14:36– 14:48

D27

Development of the Property Evaluation Method for Nanoparticles by the Taylor Dispersion Method

(Tohoku U.) *Tajima N., Kimura M., Hojo D., Seong G., Aida T., Yoko A., Tomai T., Adschiri T.

nanoparticles
diffusion coefficient
Taylor dispersion method

1-e

108

14:48– 15:00

D28

Stable generation of copper mirror

(Kofu minami high school) *Ishizawa Ryuki, *Osada Osada Yuto, Hiroshima Heito, Mochizuki Yuya, Shimizu Rintarou

copper mirror
ascorbic acid

1-e

15:00– 15:12

Break

Hall E

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Energy engineering

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

E01

Lithium Compound Addition Effect in Dehydration Reaction of Calcium Hydroxide

(Chiba U.) *Maruyama Aya, Kurosawa Ryo, Ryu Junichi

Calcium Hydroxide
Lithium Compound
Chemical Heat Storage

9-b

9:42– 9:54

E02

Study on pyrolysis and gasification of various woody biomass

(U. Kogakuin) *Sakurai Y., Nose H., Hurukawa S., Kobayashi J.

Woody biomass
Gasification
Pyrolysis

9-c

9:54– 10:06

E03

Energy conversion by thermal decomposition treatment of food waste

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Ooguchi Rina, *Sawasaki Mari, *Nagasawa Yuka

Food waste
Thermal decomposition
Energy conversion

9-a

10:06– 10:18

E04

Performance evaluation of citric acid salt-modified magnesium hydroxide for thermochemical energy storage

(Chiba U.) *Saitou Kouki, Kurosawa Ryo, Ryu Junichi

Thermochemical Energy Storage
Magnesium Hydroxide
Citric Acid Salt

9-b

10:18– 10:30

E05

Heat output performance of chemical heat strage system using LiOH/LiOH¡¦H₂O reaction

(NAGOYA.U.) *Oohashi Satoshi, Kubota Mituhiro, Yamashita Seiji, Kita Hideki

Heat output performance
Chemical heat strage
LiOH/LiOH¡¦H2O reaction

9-b

112

10:30– 10:40

Break

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(10:40–11:40) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:40– 10:52

E07

Development of a low-cost hydroxylation method using the electrolysis in hydrogen peroxide solution

(NIT Tokyo) *Yamada Miyuu, *Tobita Kouki, Kawaguchi Kaede, Shiroishi Hidenobu

hydrogen peroxide
hydroxylation
electrolysis

11-a

10:52– 11:04

E08

Analysis of fuel cell catalysts by a chemisorption/desorption method

(Gunma U.) *Suto R., Yamaguchi R., Ishitobi H., Nakagawa N.

fuel cell catalyst
chemisorption
titania

9-a

11:04– 11:16

E09

Development of electrocatalysts for CO₂ reduction under low temperature and normal pressure using three phase boundary

(NIT Tokyo) *Kawaguchi Kaede, Tobita Kouki, Yamada Miyuu, Shiroishi Hidenobu, (Kogakuin U.) Hiraoka Koji, Endo Kanae, Kohri Hitoshi, Seki Shiro

carbon dioxide
electroreduction
formic acid

9-c

11:16– 11:28

E10

Property of PtRh-CeO2-C composite catalyst for direct ethanol fuel cells

(Gunma U.) *Kakinuma Masaki, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

Direct ethanol fuel cell
electrocatalyst
nano-composite

9-e

11:28– 11:40

E11

Development of wind vibration electric power generator utilizing electromagnetic induction

(Mito senior high school) *Nemoto Akira, Yamaguchi Satoru

Wind vibration
Electromagnetic induction
New generator

9-e

11:40– 12:40

Lunch break

Biochemical engineering

(12:40–13:52) (Chair: No data , No data )

12:40– 12:52

E17

The study to extend antibacterial spectrum of food preservation Nisin

(Akita senior high school) *Sumiya Karin, *Mizutani Natsuki, *Suzuki Risa, Endo Kingo

Nisin
food preservation
Bacteriocin

7-h

12:52– 13:04

E18

Screening and Isolation of Bacteria Producing Extracellular Protease from Wastewater of Potato Starch Factory

(NIT Numazu) *Kaneko Hikaru, (JA Koshimizu) Watanabe Masaharu, Kimura Kazuo, Satou Masaaki, (NIT Numazu) Takeguchi Masayuki

Starch-manufacturing waste
Protease
Bacillus sp.

7-a

126

13:04– 13:16

E19

A oribatida & soil life of succession in Mt,Fuji fifth stage

(Yamanashi Eiwa H) *Shimizu Chiharu, *Koshiishi Aoi, *Aihara Otoha

flora
succession

7-g

13:16– 13:28

E20

A survey on larval salamanders inhabiting Mount Amari

(Nirasaki High School) Saito Kiwamu

Amariyama
Oosasaike
larval Salamander

7-g

13:28– 13:40

E21

Human¡¡cancer cells identificaition using the electrorotation method

(gunma U.) *sekiguchi jun, sakuraba kazuki, (AFI Tech.) wakizaka yoshikazu, (gunma U.) hakoda masaru

electrorotation
cancer cell
dielectrophoresis

7-a

13:40– 13:52

E22

Plants give acid phosphatase to organic phosphoric some situations. What kind of situations do acid phosphatase in ?

(Nirasaki High Scool) Yokoguchi Yoshika

Phosphoric acid
Acidic phosphatase
Lupine

7-g

13:52– 14:00

Break

Biochemical engineering

(14:00–15:00) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:00– 14:12

E24

habitat survey by eDNA

(Nirasaki High School) *Itou Yukai, *Inoue Kouta, *Shimizu Tubasa

Environmental DNA
Primer
Lefua

7-g

14:12– 14:24

E25

Control of non-pathogenic E.coli O157:H7 by antibiotics and phage

(Tokyo Tech) *Sato Koji, Miyanaga Kazuhiko, Tanji Yasunori

E.coliO157
fosfomycin
antibiotic resistant bacteria

7-a

14:24– 14:36

E26

oil in euglena qualitative experiment

(japan woman U. high school) *Takizawa Kyoko, Toyama Sayoko

euglena
oil

7-h

14:36– 14:48

E27

Characterization of non-pathogenic E.coli O157:H7 bacteriophage

(Tokyo Tech) *Oishi Ken, Aa Haeruman Azam, Miyanaga Kazuhiko, Tanji Yasunori

coliphage
E.coli O157
host recognition

7-a

14:48– 15:00

E28

Screening of bacteriocin-producing lactic acid bacteria isolated from fermented foods and agricultural products in Tochigi

(NIT Oyama) *Yoshizawa Takashi, Kouya Tomoaki

lactic acid bacteria
bacteriocin
opportunistic bacteria

7-h

15:00– 15:12

Break

Hall F

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

ÆÃÊÌ¹Ö±é¡¤É½¾´¼°

(15:30–17:00) (Chair: No data )

15:30– 17:00

F31

[Plenary lecture]Japanese astronauts play an active part at the International Space Station

(Space Acad. Kikuyama) Kikuyama Norihiko

ISS
Astronaut

17-a

128

17:00– 17:20

Awards ceremony

Hall G

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Exchange meeting

17:30– 19:00

Exchange meeting

Technical program

20th SCEJ Students Meeting in Tokyo (2018)

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