27th SCEJ Students Meeting (Online, 2025): Hall program

`27th SCEJ Students Meeting (Online, 2025)`

Hall program

The technical program on this page is still provisional. Confirm the final program later.

Hall D

Most recent update: 2025-02-05 07:59:05

Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Separation processes
9:30– 9:42	D01	Development of safe and compact carbon dioxide carriers for small and medium-sized emission sources (U.Hiroshima) *Hisada Kenta, Saima Hitoshi	Na2CO3 CO2capture NaHCO3	4-e	40
9:42– 9:54	D02	Effect of different organic-chelating ligands on the properties of porous TiO2-SiO2 composite gas separation membrane. (U.Kobe) *Shimpuku Yuto, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto	gas separation ceramic membrane organic chelating ligands	4-a	102
9:54– 10:06	D03	Measurement of diffusion coefficients of polymer systems by capillary column inverse gas chromatography (U. TUAT) *Ishigaki K, (U.TUAT) Ohashi H	Diffusion coefficients Capillary column Inverse gas chromatography	4-a	268
10:06– 10:18	D04	Effect of resynthesis on FAU zeolite membrane performance (Yamaguchi U.) *Kimura Yuto, Kumakiri Izumi	Zeolite membrane Resynthesis Clear Solution	4-a	15
10:18– 10:30	D05	Better materials to compose acetone (Osaka Pref. Ikuno Senior H.S.) Kodama Kento, Hirao Soma, Izumori Sota, Iseki Kakeru, *Sumiya Miku, Onishi Atsushi	acetone acetate dry distillation	4-j	101
10:30– 10:42	D06	Adsorption of heavy metal by carbonized Ume seeds as biomass-based adsorbent (NIT Wakayama) *Okimi S., Hanada M., Kishimoto N.	Carbonized Ume seeds Heavy metal Adsorption	4-e	169
10:42– 10:50		Break
Separation processes
10:50– 11:02	D08	Control of phase separation behavior of ionic liquid/toluene mixtures by changing chemical structure of ionic liquids for organic solvent forward osmosis (Kobe U./MaF Tech C) *Kimoto Keisuke, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuyama Hideto	phase separation ionic liquid organic solvent forward osmosis	4-a	38
11:02– 11:14	D09	Sludge Removal Using Disposable Heat Packs (Osaka Pref. Senri H.S.) Arichika Tomohide, Ueda Tomoya, Kagawa Genki, Shima Toshihiro, *Shimomiya Yuzuki, Nishizawa Atsuo	Iron Hydrogen sulfide Sludge	4-d	120
11:14– 11:26	D10	Development of an Environmentally Friendly Method for Recovery of Valuable Metals from LiB Cathode Materials Using a Hydrophobic Deep Eutectic Solvent (Kyushu U.) *Hamada Karin, Kamisono Mayu, Goto Masahiro	Recycling Lithium ion battery Deep Eutectic Solvent	4-f	179
11:26– 11:38	D11	Development of ceramic membranes for membrane distillation of aqueous solutions containing organic matter (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Taguchi Miwa, Horiguchi Towa, Muto Takahiro, Caralin Irmariza Shafitri, Nomura Mikihiro	membrane distillation organic solutions ceramic membrane	4-a	176
11:38– 11:50	D12	Oil-water separation of W/O emulsion using silane-modefied glass filters (NIT Wakayama) *Tsumura H., Kishimoto N,	Silane coupling agents Water-oil separation Emulsion	8-c	166
11:50– 12:02	D13	Modeling and structural characterization of a porous TiO2-SiO2 gas separation membrane model by molecular simulation (U.Kobe) *Fujisawa Taku, Yosioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto	Molecular dynamics Porous ceramic membrane	4-a	92
12:02– 12:15		Lunch break
Separation processes
13:10– 13:22	D19	PlantTic¡ÁMake plastic from plants¡Á (Yokote H.S) Fujiwara Yuuna, Sato Shirane, Izumi Arisa, Abukawa Kenta, *Hosokawa Syuto, Hosoya Susumu	plants plastic	8-c	265
13:22– 13:34	D20	Challenge of preparation of silicalite-1 membrane on silica support by gel-less method (Tokushima U.) *Nishikawa M., Hyuga S., Hanada T., Katoh M., (Gifu U.) Oumi Y., (MicrotracBEL) Nakai K.	silicalite-1 membrane gel-less method silica support	4-a	12
13:34– 13:46	D21	Improvement of Ethanol Productivity by Applying Membrane Separation in Fermentation (Yamaguchi U.) *Saga Daisuke, Yamada Mamoru, Kumakiri Izumi	Fermentation Pervaporation Hollow fiber membrane	4-a	8
13:46– 13:58	D22	Development of hollow fiber type-thin film composite membrane with a tetra-PEG ion gel-based CO2 separation layer (Kobe U./MaF Tech C) *Mori Haru, Kamio Eiji, Matsuoka Atsushi, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto	CO2 separation membrane Ion gel Hollow fiber membrane	4-a	62
13:58– 14:10	D23	Preparation of activated carbon from persimmon peel by microwave heating method (NIT Wakayama) *Kunimoto W., Kishimoto N.	Microwave heating Activated carbon Adsorption	4-e	55
14:10– 14:22	D24	Evaluation of absorption amount of several solvents in polyamide active layer using QCM. (Kobe U./MaF Tech C) *Akiyama Takumu, Matsuoka Atsushi,, Okamoto Yasunao, Kamio Eiji, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Matsuyama Hideto	polyamide membrane organic solvent reverse osmosis quartz crystal microbalance	4-a	106
14:22– 14:30		Break
Separation processes
14:30– 14:42	D26	The Effect of Seed Crystal Coating Conditions on the Performance of FAU Zeolite Membranes (Yamaguchi U.) *Suzuki Shuto, Kumakiri Izumi	FAU Zeolite Seed Crystal Pervaporation	4-a	96
14:42– 14:54	D27	A study of manganese adsorption mechanism onto calcium carbonate in aqueous solution (NIT Wakayama) *Kusuyama S., Hayashi K., Hanada M., Kishimoto N.	Calcium carbonate Manganese Adsorption	4-e	168
14:54– 15:06	D28	Creation of deep eutectic solvents by isostearic acid and TOPO and selective separation of Co(II) (Miyazaki U.) *Takada Aoi, Sugamoto Kazuhiro, Baba Yoshinari, (MIiyazaki U.) Kanemaru Shintarou	Solvent extraction Metal separation Deep eutectic solvents	4-f	236
15:06– 15:18	D29	Hydrotalcite as a Replacement for Silver Nitrate in COD Analysis (Iwaki H.S.) Iwase Y., Mizunoya R., Maebashi K., Osawa Y., Matsumoto K., Makabe K.	COD Hydrotalcite Ion Exchange	4-e	37
15:18– 15:30	D30	Possibility of continuous salt crystallization using MOR zeolite membranes (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Nakai Yuta, Widyanto Alvin Rahmad, Caralin Irmariza Shafitri, Nomura Mikihiro	MOR membranes crystallization salts	4-a	175
15:30– 15:42	D31	Evaluation and Optimization for Organic Solvent Reverse Osmosis Membrane with Active Layer of Amorphous Perfluoro-polymer (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Mikami N., Kitagawa T., (MaFTech Center) Okamoto Y., (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) Matsuoka A., Yoshioka T., Kamio E., Nakagawa K., Matsuyama H.	organic solvent reverse osmosis amorphous perfluoro polymers separation factor	4-a	14
15:42– 15:54	D32	Evaluation of the formation of graphene oxide thin mdmbrane on the polyketone support membrane and the separation performance (U.Kobe) *Otani Koki, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto	polyketone graphene oxide membrane	4-a	277
15:54– 16:10		Break

Technical program
27th SCEJ Students Meeting (Online, 2025)

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