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

Hall program

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

Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
9:30– 9:42	H01	Chemical recycling of plastics using vanadium oxides (Tokyo U.Sci) *Hanami Y., Matsukawa H., Otake K., Shono A.	chemical recycling plastics vanadium oxides	13-e	183
9:42– 9:54	H02	Preparation of taurine skeleton crystals using a tube crystallizer (NIT Suzuka) *Mimura Yua, Funakoshi Kunio	skeleton crystal anti-solvent crystallization taurine crystals	12-g	258
9:54– 10:06	H03	Development of ultimate black materail using PVA and iodine (Namiki S.S) *Matsuda Nao, Kogawa Yuichiro	iodine PVA Light absorption	12-j	180
10:06– 10:18	H04	Liquid-phase adsorption separation by MOF paper prepared by spraying method (Hiroshima U.) *Sakai Suzuna, Kubo Masaru, Shimada Manabu	MOF Adsorption HKUST-1	12-k	232
10:18– 10:30	H05	Synthesis of polymeric nanoparticles in ice (Nagoya U.) *Okuda S., Kanda H., Yamamoto T.	polymer nanoparticles ice reactor	12-d	3
10:30– 10:42	H06	Creating soaps that resist stains and do not damage fibers (Tennoji H.S) Morioka Masato, Isoda Issa, Takamori Yuta, Nishioka Riku, Fukunaga Naoya	pH adjustment animal fiber color analysis	12-m	141
10:42– 10:50	Break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
10:50– 11:02	H08	*Improvement of practical eco-warmer &12316;Study of heat of crystallization of sodium acetate with additives&12316;* (Hiro H.S) *Michiue K., Yanaidani T.	Eco warmer Additive Particle size	12-g	126
11:02– 11:14	H09	Characterization of polyethylene glycol shell structure of particles in aqueous media (Tohoku U.) *Okado A, Suga K, Kato I, Namigata H, Watanabe K, Welling T, Nagao D	nano particle polyethylene glycol core-shell structure	12-d	194
11:14– 11:26	H10	Asymmetric ammonium molecules towards new synthetic zeolites (Shizuoka U.) *Sasamoto Asuka, Kong Changyi, Moteki Takahiko	organic template porous crystal hydrothermal synthesis	12-c	6
11:26– 11:38	H11	Preparation and Evaluation of Functional Sheets Containing Waste Derived-Cellulose Nanofibers (Dep. Chem., Chem. Eng., Life Sci., Col. Eng. Sci., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) *Machimoto Kyou, (Fac. Eng., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) Tamura Saori, (Dep. Chem., Chem. Eng., Life Sci., Col. Eng. Sci., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) Kawamura Izuru	cellulose nanofibers pH responsive composite film	12-j	39
11:38– 11:50	H12	Freeze-drying Combustion Synthesis of S3A MTA Cement (NIT Anan) *Yabuuchi Haruna, Zheng Tao, Fujihara Takeshi, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, (Sience Tokyo) Uo Motohiro	MTA Cement Freeze-drying Combustion Synthesis0	12-c	30
11:50– 12:02	H13	Optical sunscreen application diterming the ideal amount for effective UV protection (IKUNO H.S.) Furukawa Akane, Yao Momoka, Hiroi Chika, Sakai Runa, Hibi Noritaka, (Ikuno.H.S) Yoshida S.	sunscreen cream ultraviolet light transmission	12-h	129
12:02– 12:15	Lunch break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
13:10– 13:22	H19	Synthesis of monodisperse polymer nanoparticles in a soap-free emulsion polymerization with less contaminants (Yamaguchi U.) *Asanuma H., Yoshio A., Ishii H.	monodisperse particle soap-free emulsion polymerization colloidal crystal	12-b	97
13:22– 13:34	H20	Optical resolution of L-glutamic acid by combining preferential crystallization and crystal polymorphism (NITSuzukaCollege) *Ozaki Runo, Funakoshi Kunio	Preferential Crystallization Glutamic acid Polymorphism	12-g	255
13:34– 13:46	H21	Interdisciplinary approach to glass fusing (Osaka Pref. Ikuno Senior H.S.) Kobayashi Misaki, Amano Kokoha, *Kokubo Hiyo, Onishi Atsushi	Glass fusing silver art	12-m	95
13:46– 13:58	H22	Synthesis of pesticide-encapsulated biodegradable carrier particles and their pest control efficacy (Osaka Pref. U.) *Sato Yugo, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura Toshiyuki	PLGA Nanopesticides Botrytis cinerea	12-f	206
13:58– 14:10	H23	Synthesis of fluorescent polymer particles immobilized with glycan and gold nanoparticles for virus detection (Ibaraki U.) *Watanabe M., (Fukushima U.) Ogata M., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.	polymer gold nanoparticles glycan	12-c	156
14:10– 14:22	H24	Study on the surface area of metals in chemical reactions (H.Tochigi) Shinozaki N, Mukeda A, abe T	surface area aluminium	12-m	70
14:22– 14:30	Break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
14:30– 14:42	H26	Quantitative relationship between adhesive strengthandcomponents (Yokkaichi H.S.) *Taketani Y., Mori A.	adhesive gelatin protein	12-h	27
14:42– 14:54	H27	Additive manufacturing of micro-architected metal structure via supercritical CO2-assisted immobilization (Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Hanada Kouki, Maeda Shuto, Matsuyama Kiyoshi	metal structures supercritical CO2 3D printing	12-k	81
14:54– 15:06	H28	Preparation of silver nanoparticles using extract of waste parts of crude medicinal plants in Nara (NIT Nara) *Sakamoto Suguru, Naoe Kazumitsu	silver nanoparticles crude medicinal plant waste	12-d	233
15:06– 15:18	H29	High-pressure effects of zinc chloride electrolyte on zinc air batteries (U. Hyogo) *Ono Atsuyuki, Maeda Kouji, Arafune Koji, Iimura Kenji, Itoh Kazuhiro, Yamamoto Takuji, Satone Hiroshi, Taguchi Shogo	Zinc chloride Air-Zinc battery High-perssure	12-g	216
15:18– 15:30	H30	Combustion Synthesis of MTA Cement and Effect of Fuel Ratio on Particle Shape (NIT Anan) *Wongsricha Sakdinan, Zheng Tao, Fujihara Takeshi, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, (Sci. Tokyo) Uo Motohiro	MTA Cement Polyvinylpyrrolidone Combustion Synthesis	12-c	44
15:30– 15:42	H31	Electrolytic synthesis of polyaniline using a familiar acid and its application to composite fiber materials (Tsuchiura1st H.S) Yabuuchi T., Kaneko T., Saito Y., Uetsuhara S., Masuda S.	polyaniline Electrolytic synthesi Composite Fiber Materials	12-j	282
15:42– 15:54	H32	Synthesis of anionic hydrogel particles in aqueous solution for medical applications (Ibaraki U.) *Ono R., Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.	hydrogel anion polymer	12-c	54
15:54– 16:10	Break

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

9:30– 9:42

H01

Chemical recycling of plastics using vanadium oxides

(Tokyo U.Sci) *Hanami Y., Matsukawa H., Otake K., Shono A.

chemical recycling
plastics
vanadium oxides

13-e

183

9:42– 9:54

H02

Preparation of taurine skeleton crystals using a tube crystallizer

(NIT Suzuka) *Mimura Yua, Funakoshi Kunio

skeleton crystal
anti-solvent crystallization
taurine crystals

12-g

258

9:54– 10:06

H03

Development of ultimate black materail using PVA and iodine

(Namiki S.S) *Matsuda Nao, Kogawa Yuichiro

iodine
PVA
Light absorption

12-j

180

10:06– 10:18

H04

Liquid-phase adsorption separation by MOF paper prepared by spraying method

(Hiroshima U.) *Sakai Suzuna, Kubo Masaru, Shimada Manabu

MOF
Adsorption
HKUST-1

12-k

232

10:18– 10:30

H05

Synthesis of polymeric nanoparticles in ice

(Nagoya U.) *Okuda S., Kanda H., Yamamoto T.

polymer nanoparticles
ice reactor

12-d

10:30– 10:42

H06

Creating soaps that resist stains and do not damage fibers

(Tennoji H.S) *Morioka Masato, *Isoda Issa, *Takamori Yuta, *Nishioka Riku, Fukunaga Naoya

pH adjustment
animal fiber
color analysis

12-m

141

10:42– 10:50

Break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

10:50– 11:02

H08

Improvement of practical eco-warmer &12316;Study of heat of crystallization of sodium acetate with additives&12316;

(Hiro H.S) *Michiue K., Yanaidani T.

Eco warmer
Additive
Particle size

12-g

126

11:02– 11:14

H09

Characterization of polyethylene glycol shell structure of particles in aqueous media

(Tohoku U.) *Okado A, Suga K, Kato I, Namigata H, Watanabe K, Welling T, Nagao D

nano particle
polyethylene glycol
core-shell structure

12-d

194

11:14– 11:26

H10

Asymmetric ammonium molecules towards new synthetic zeolites

(Shizuoka U.) *Sasamoto Asuka, Kong Changyi, Moteki Takahiko

organic template
porous crystal
hydrothermal synthesis

12-c

11:26– 11:38

H11

Preparation and Evaluation of Functional Sheets Containing Waste Derived-Cellulose Nanofibers

(Dep. Chem., Chem. Eng., Life Sci., Col. Eng. Sci., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) *Machimoto Kyou, (Fac. Eng., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) Tamura Saori, (Dep. Chem., Chem. Eng., Life Sci., Col. Eng. Sci., Yokohama Nat. U., Yokohama, Japan) Kawamura Izuru

cellulose nanofibers
pH responsive
composite film

12-j

11:38– 11:50

H12

Freeze-drying Combustion Synthesis of S3A MTA Cement

(NIT Anan) *Yabuuchi Haruna, Zheng Tao, Fujihara Takeshi, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, (Sience Tokyo) Uo Motohiro

MTA Cement
Freeze-drying
Combustion Synthesis0

12-c

11:50– 12:02

H13

Optical sunscreen application diterming the ideal amount for effective UV protection

(IKUNO H.S.) *Furukawa Akane, *Yao Momoka, *Hiroi Chika, *Sakai Runa, Hibi Noritaka, (Ikuno.H.S) Yoshida S.

sunscreen cream
ultraviolet light
transmission

12-h

129

12:02– 12:15

Lunch break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

13:10– 13:22

H19

Synthesis of monodisperse polymer nanoparticles in a soap-free emulsion polymerization with less contaminants

(Yamaguchi U.) *Asanuma H., Yoshio A., Ishii H.

monodisperse particle
soap-free emulsion polymerization
colloidal crystal

12-b

13:22– 13:34

H20

Optical resolution of L-glutamic acid by combining preferential crystallization and crystal polymorphism

(NITSuzukaCollege) *Ozaki Runo, Funakoshi Kunio

Preferential Crystallization
Glutamic acid
Polymorphism

12-g

255

13:34– 13:46

H21

Interdisciplinary approach to glass fusing

(Osaka Pref. Ikuno Senior H.S.) *Kobayashi Misaki, *Amano Kokoha, *Kokubo Hiyo, Onishi Atsushi

Glass fusing
silver
art

12-m

13:46– 13:58

H22

Synthesis of pesticide-encapsulated biodegradable carrier particles and their pest control efficacy

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Sato Yugo, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura Toshiyuki

PLGA
Nanopesticides
Botrytis cinerea

12-f

206

13:58– 14:10

H23

Synthesis of fluorescent polymer particles immobilized with glycan and gold nanoparticles for virus detection

(Ibaraki U.) *Watanabe M., (Fukushima U.) Ogata M., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

polymer
gold nanoparticles
glycan

12-c

156

14:10– 14:22

H24

Study on the surface area of metals in chemical reactions

(H.Tochigi) *Shinozaki N, *Mukeda A, abe T

surface area
aluminium

12-m

14:22– 14:30

Break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

14:30– 14:42

H26

Quantitative relationship between adhesive strengthandcomponents

(Yokkaichi H.S.) *Taketani Y., Mori A.

adhesive
gelatin
protein

12-h

14:42– 14:54

H27

Additive manufacturing of micro-architected metal structure via supercritical CO2-assisted immobilization

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Hanada Kouki, Maeda Shuto, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

metal structures
supercritical CO2
3D printing

12-k

14:54– 15:06

H28

Preparation of silver nanoparticles using extract of waste parts of crude medicinal plants in Nara

(NIT Nara) *Sakamoto Suguru, Naoe Kazumitsu

silver nanoparticles
crude medicinal plant
waste

12-d

233

15:06– 15:18

H29

High-pressure effects of zinc chloride electrolyte on zinc air batteries

(U. Hyogo) *Ono Atsuyuki, Maeda Kouji, Arafune Koji, Iimura Kenji, Itoh Kazuhiro, Yamamoto Takuji, Satone Hiroshi, Taguchi Shogo

Zinc chloride
Air-Zinc battery
High-perssure

12-g

216

15:18– 15:30

H30

Combustion Synthesis of MTA Cement and Effect of Fuel Ratio on Particle Shape

(NIT Anan) *Wongsricha Sakdinan, Zheng Tao, Fujihara Takeshi, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, (Sci. Tokyo) Uo Motohiro

MTA Cement
Polyvinylpyrrolidone
Combustion Synthesis

12-c

15:30– 15:42

H31

Electrolytic synthesis of polyaniline using a familiar acid and its application to composite fiber materials

(Tsuchiura1st H.S) *Yabuuchi T., *Kaneko T., *Saito Y., *Uetsuhara S., Masuda S.

polyaniline
Electrolytic synthesi
Composite Fiber Materials

12-j

282

15:42– 15:54

H32

Synthesis of anionic hydrogel particles in aqueous solution for medical applications

(Ibaraki U.) *Ono R., Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

hydrogel
anion
polymer

12-c

15:54– 16:10

Break

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27th SCEJ Students Meeting (Online, 2025)

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