28th SCEJ Students Meeting (online, 2026): Hall program

9:30 – 9:42

B01

Comparison of ingredients in different positions of tea leaves

(Tamagawa Academy) *akashi maho, Kinouchi Mikiko

Green Tea
tannin
amino acid

7-h

142

9:42 – 9:54

B02

The difinition of ¡Öhot¡× ¡Öconcentrated¡× sulfuric acid

(Ikuno H.S) *Ikeuchi T., *Yamamoto A., Nagata S., Onishi A.

surfuric acid
copper

1-e

172

9:54 – 10:06

B03

Elucidating the Mechanism of Phenolphthalein During Freezing

(Tatsuno H.S) *Fukui Y., *Azuma I., Iwanaga R.

Phenolphthalein
Concentrate
Equilibrium

1-a

10:06 – 10:18

B04

Establishing a method for quantifying the ¡Èfirmness¡É of udon noodles

(Tennoji H.S.) *Ando Yu, *Atsumi Haruyuki, *Kanaoka Haruto, *Ito Fukuko, Yasugami Hiroko

Flour
Kneading
Time

7-h

227

10:18 – 10:30

B05

Mechanism of sparkling fireworks

(Tennoji H.S.) *Kidosaki Akitomo, *Okauchi Kohaku, *Tamura Yu, *Nozu Daigo, Kawamoto Masaya

lampblack
fire ball
Sparkling fire

5-a

201

10:30 – 10:42

B06

Difference in the likelihood of supercooling depending on the cooling rate and water purity

(Tennoji H.S.) *Yoshifuji Ayaka, *Ishiguro Rina, *Uemura Asako, *Jinnai Shu, Fukunaga Naoya

supercooling
cooling rate
water purity

4-g

241

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

B08

Effect of Co content of Fe-Co-K catalysts on solid carbon formation from CO.

(Shizuoka Univercity) *Matsumoto Kazuki, Nakazawa Yu, Akama Hiroshi, Watanabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji

Carbon capture
Fe-Co-K
CCUS

5-a

137

11:02 – 11:14

B09

The Effect of pH on the Properties of Starch Gel

(Yokkaichi H.S.) *Monte A., Mori A.

Starch gelainization
pH
Gel Strength

12-e

123

11:14 – 11:26

B10

Degradation of Organic Compounds Using a Combination of TiO₂ and UV-LED

(NIT Anan) *Kagawa Asahi, Konishi Tomoya, Kamano Masaru, Kozai Takanori, Zheng Tao

TiO2
UV-LED
Methylene Blue

12-c

110

11:26 – 11:38

B11

Changes in degree of freezing point depression due to concentration of aqueous solution and relationship between types of cations and degree of freezing point depression

(Ikuno H.S) *Ogawa N., *Suzuki M., *Takeuchi A., *Misugi W., Hibi N.

degree of freezing point depression
concentration
cation

13-i

224

11:38 – 11:50

B12

Pigment production from indigo and color development method using food-safe chemicals

(Kochi Kosen) *horiguchi naohiro, kusunose keita

Indigo
food
cell

7-h

283

11:50 – 12:02

B13

Research on Dye-Sensitized Photocatalytic Activity inCyclodextrin-Titanium Dioxide Composites

(NIT Nagaoka) *Okumura Kotaro, Murakami Yoshinori

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5-a

12:02 – 12:14

B14

Chalk Concrete¡¡¡ÆRecycling of Chalk¡Ç

(Shimonosekinishi) *Ueda Taiyou, *Ogawa Miyu, *Kondou Takumi, (shimonosekinishi) *Shibata Tenshou, (Shimonosekinishi) *Hiroshige Miduki, Okada Shougo

Chalk
Concrete
Silicon dioxide

12-m

132

12:14 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

B20

Gold recovery using bio-reduction via a single-batch process from urban mines

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Ohmura J, Nomura T

Bio-reduction
Gold
Urban mines

13-e

13:26 – 13:38

B21

Synthesis of Calcium Ferrite and Fundamental Investigation of Its Photocatalytic Activity

(Toyohashi Tech) *Masaki Rui, Umehara Daiki, Inada Ryoji, Tojo Tomohiro

Calcium Ferrite
Photocatalytic Electrode
Photoelectrochemical Characterization

11-a

131

13:38 – 13:50

B22

shiny liquid crystal world

(Ikuno H.S) *Ino M., *Ura U., *Akama M., *Ishikawa M., *Maekawa M., Tsujino T.

liquid crystal
helical structure
HPC

1-e

246

13:50 – 14:02

B23

The effect of vibration on water

(Yamawaki H.S) *Kimura T., *Nakamura S., Nagato M., Nishidai R.

Vibration
Water
Heat

3-e

191

14:02 – 14:14

B24

Decomposition of plastics, humic acid, and paper cutlery by white rot fungi

(Nat. Inst. Tech.,Tokyo Col.) *Suzuki Erika, (Nat. Inst. Tech.,Tokyo) *Oba Rio, *Muranaka Miyu, *Miyashita Ruka, Shouzi Ryo, Ota Naoto

Bioremediation
White rot fungus
Biomass

13-a

14:14 – 14:26

B25

The Effect of Water Temperature on the Degradation of PLA in Water

(Yamawaki H.S) *Tsuzuki N., Takemura Y., Kohase Y.

PLA
Degradation
Biodegradable

12-j

193

14:26 – 14:34

Break

Fluid & particle processing

14:34 – 14:46

B27

How to keep my skin fair

(Tatsuno H.S) *Oue Sara, *Okada Rio, Hirami Takanori

skin care
sunburn treatment

7-e

14:46 – 14:58

B28

Metallic Mineral Identification and Geological Investigation of Rocks from the Imooka Mine

(Okayama Pref. Tsuyama H.S.) *Tamura Miharu, *Iwamoto Momoka, *Sasaki Kanon, *Motoyama Miharu, *Morisaki Hina, Inoue Naoki

Bismuth
Copper mine
Athrium yokoscense

13-i

139

14:58 – 15:10

B29

Let's remove water scale sustainably!

(Yokote H.S) *Iwamura S., *Konno H., *Nakanishi Y., *Satou K., *Shibata S., *Hatakeyama A., Ishikawa S.

water scale

13-i

15:10 – 15:22

B30

How to recycle Medium Density Fiberboard

(Yamawaki H.S) *Annaka Y., Takemura Y., Kohase Y.

Recycling
Medium Density Fiberboard
Recycled fiber

13-e

192

15:22 – 15:34

B31

The effect of the material being scrubbed by melamine sponges on microplastic generation

(Tachikawa H.S.) *Yamamoto Atsuki, Yoshida Takashi

environment
melamine suponge
microplastic

13-f

135

15:34 – 15:46

B32

Second attempt at the synthesis of superabsorbent polymers from rice husks

(Tamashima H.S) *Shiomi Tomoki, *Okamoto Riku, Ono Yuki

superabsorbent polymers
rice husk
cellulose

12-m

15:46 – 15:58

B33

Use of essential oils extracted from fruits

(Shimonoseki) *Takeshita Yuito, (Shimonosekinishi) *Tsuda Haruto, *Kojima Ruki, Okada Shougo

Essential oils
Fruits
Antimicrobial activity

7-b

176

Hall C

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

C01

Numerical analyses of binary collision using a phase-field lattice Boltzmann method

(TMU) *Kobayashi Minoru, Tagawa Toshio

PF-LBM
binary collision
high-viscous drop

2-e

257

9:42 – 9:54

C02

Control of water droplet dripping behavior in oil by microwave irradiation

(Kansai Uni) *Sawada Hayato, Asakuma Yusuke

microwave
interface
dripping

3-a

9:54 – 10:06

C03

Investigation of mechanism for mechanochemical production of slaked lime from calcium carbonate under water existence

(NIT Ichinoseki) *Fujisawa Moe, Nikaido Mitsuru, Fukumura Takuya

Mechanochemistry
Calcium hydroxide

2-f

270

10:06 – 10:18

C04

Development of a Method for Detecting Foreign Particles in Nanoparticle Slurries via Osmotic Pressure Measurements

(U.Hosei) *Imai S., Kitamura K., Mori T.

Osmotic pressure
Nanoparticle slurry
Detection of foreign particles

12-d

10:18 – 10:30

C05

Packing and Flow Properties of Alumina Slurries Flocculated by Polyelectrolytes

(U. Hosei) *Kimura N., Kitamura K., Mori T.

wastewater treatment
polyelectrolyte
sediment

2-f

10:30 – 10:42

C06

Transformation of convection based on the Rayleigh Number

(Hyogo H.S) *Obata Sayako, *Koizumi Teruma, *Seriguchi Atsuki, *Tanno Natsuki, *Funai Takuto, Shiga Toshiki

Convection
Rayleigh Number
Tempurature

2-a

10:42 – 10:50

Break

Fluid & particle processing

10:50 – 11:02

C08

Analysis of Pressure Drop in Laminar Flow Through Channels with Arbitrary Cross-Sectional Geometry

(U. Hosei) *Arai N., Yamashita A.

Pressure Drop
Laminar Flow
Artificial Kidney

2-a

177

11:02 – 11:14

C09

Evaluation of a mixing assessment method in a custom microchannel using the Villermaux-Dushman method

(Shizuoka U.) *Fujii Kano, Murakami Yuya

microchannel
Villermaux-Dushman protocol
micromixing

2-b

212

11:14 – 11:26

C10

Controlling the bubbles in soda

(Senri H.S.) *Manabe Futo, *Kataoka Keito, *Yoden Ryota, *Tsukuda Reijiro, Fukuno Katsuhisa

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7-h

11:26 – 11:38

C11

Direct measurement of interaction forces acting on microbubble surfaces

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Kazuta M, Nomura T

Cleaning technology
Interaction forces
Microbubbles

2-d

11:38 – 11:50

C12

Evaporation behavior of surfactant water during microwave irradiation

(Kansai Uni) *Toba Juon, Asakuma Yusuke

microwave
evaporation
surfactant

2-a

11:50 – 12:02

C13

Glass fusing &12316;the reaction between seraform, frits and silver wire&12316;

(Ikuno H.S) *Ishikawa S., *Tsuchiya R., *Matsuoka R., *Kawabuchi H., Onishi A.

glass fusing
silver wire

2-g

171

12:02 – 12:30

Lunch break

Fluid & particle processing

13:14 – 13:26

C20

Dimensionless Correlation Modeling for Evaluation of the Dissolution Rate Solubility of Skim Milk Powder

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Taniguchi Yohei, (Meiji) Ikeda Riku, Hanyu Keigo, (Osaka Metro. U.) Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru

Solubility
Skim milk powder
Dimensionless numbers

2-g

153

13:26 – 13:38

C21

Analysis of Vortex Flow in the Transition Flow Regime in an Oscillatory Baffled Reactor

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Wada Takenori, (Keio U.) Fujioka Satoko, (Osaka Metro. U.) Yasuda Masahiro, Horie Takafumi

mixing
transition regime
POD

2-a

185

13:38 – 13:50

C22

Numerical analyses for liquid-gas two-phase flows using a revised lattice kinetic scheme

(TMU) *Wada Akinori, Tagawa Toshio

two-phase flow
LKS
numerical simulation

2-e

147

13:50 – 14:02

C23

Effect of temperature difference on natural convection in a double cylindrical enclosure using a Cartesian grid system

(TMU) *Yamazaki Takuma, Tagawa Toshio

double cylinder
fully-explicit method
natural convection

2-a

251

14:02 – 14:14

C24

Development of a simple measuring method for microbubble generation quantity

(Fukushima H.S) *Makuta Y., Sato Y.

Micro bubble
harmful substance

2-e

229

14:14 – 14:26

C25

Measurement of dissolved hydrogen concentration in a hydrogen bath prepared using the reductive fine bubble chemistry method

(NIT. Kure) *Fujiwara Reika, *Teraoka Anju, Takiguchi Yuto, Hori Yugo, Yamane Aoi, Oikawa Eisaku

hydrogen water bath
dissolved hydrogen
reductive fine bubble chemistry

9-a

173

14:26 – 14:34

Break

14:34 – 14:46

C27

On the Absorption Capacity of Oya stone

(Tochigi H.S) *Harada T., Shinozaki N., Sotome S., *Arakawa E., Shinoyama H.

Copper(¶)ion
adsorption
zeolite

4-e

155

14:46 – 14:58

C28

Plants can create clean air!

(Shimonosekinishi) *Okazaki Rin, *Yamamoto Arisa, *Yodogawa Utaha, Okada Shougo

Deodorize
Plant
Porous material

13-i

146

14:58 – 15:10

C29

Fabrication of high CO2 permeable ion-gel thin-film-composite membranes by surface modification of loosely-crosslinked PDMS gutter layer

(Kobe U.) *Demizu R., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Matsuoka A., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Matsuyama H.

Thin-film-composite membrane
PDMS
Surface hydrophilization

4-a

115

15:10 – 15:22

C30

Evaluation of the absorption kinetics of various organic solvents into the polyamide active layer using QCM

(Kobe U.) *Kurokawa Y., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Matsuoka A., (Kobe U.) Akiyama T., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Yoshioka T., Nakagawa K., Matsuyama H.

polyamide membrane
organic solvent reverse osmosis
quartz crystal microbalance

4-a

116

15:22 – 15:34

C31

Changes in the dehydration performance of FAU-type zeolite membranes by glucose addition

(U. Yamaguchi) *Uno Daisuke, (U.Yamaguchi) Kimura Yuto, Kumakiri Izumi

membrane separation
zeolite membrane
dehydration

4-a

240

15:34 – 15:46

C32

Development of inorganic ion exchanger for recovery of platinum group elements

(NITTC) *Nawa Fumio, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo

Ion exchange
Inorganic
Platinum group elements

4-e

163

15:46 – 15:58

C33

Production of olefins through CHA zeolite membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Matsuo Roi, Nomura Mikihiro

MTO reaction
CHA membrane
Zeolite

5-a

Hall D

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

D01

Concentration process for non-polar organic solvent via forward osmosis method with organic solvent as draw solution

(Kobe U.) *Takayama Y., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Matsuoka A., (Kobe U.) Satomi T., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Yoshioka T., Nakagawa K., Matsuyama H.

Organic solvent forward osmosis
Perfluoropolymer
Concentration process

4-a

117

9:42 – 9:54

D02

Effect of molecular weight cut-off on the permeation of sulfate ion through positively charged membranes

(Kobe U.) *Nishikawa R., Morishita H., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Okamoto Y., Matsuoka A., Kamio E., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Matsuyama H.

Nanofiltration
Sulfate ion permeation
Cationic membrane

4-a

175

9:54 – 10:06

D03

Investiogation of permeation mechanisms through MFI zeolite membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Yamauchi Myu, Nomura Mikihiro

MFI
Zeolite
membrane separation

4-a

10:06 – 10:18

D04

Changes in Vitamin C Content in Tea

(Senri H.S) *Okamoto Mana, *Shingu Kiyomi, *Hirata Yuzuki, *Fukui Mako, Fukuno Katsuhisa

Ascorbic acid
Iodometric titration

4-f

10:18 – 10:30

D05

Development of adsorbent by utilization of waste scallop shell

(Hokkaido U.) *Kurauchi Ryoko, Maruyama Hideo

adsorption
mechanochemical
scallop shell

4-e

194

10:30 – 10:42

D06

Development of thin film composite membrane composed of ion gel layer and porous support membrane

(Kobe U.) *Hoshihara T., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Matsuoka A., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Matsuyama H.

CO2 separation membrane
ion gel
thin film composite membrane

4-a

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

D08

Is it possible to extract penicillin from Penicillium on bread?

(Mito First H.S.) *Onizawa Wako, *Kudo Sayaka, Kushida Masahiko

Penicillium
penicillin
bread

7-h

184

11:02 – 11:14

D09

Relationship between the Layered Structure and Organic Solvent Nanofiltration Properties in Graphene Oxide Laminar Membrane

(Kobe U.) *Kurihara Tomoya, Nakagawa Keizo, Deng Erda, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsusi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto, Yosioka Tomohisa

Membrane
GO
OSN

4-a

255

11:14 – 11:26

D10

Evaluation of the absorption properties of various organic solvents in perfluoropolymer membranes

(Kobe U.) *Nishikawa T., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Matsuoka A., (Kobe U.) Akiyama T., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Yoshioka T., Nakagawa K., Matsuyama H.

Perfluoropolymer
Organic solvent reverse osmosis
Quartz crystal microbalance

4-a

104

11:26 – 11:38

D11

Evaluation of the applicability of commercial nanofiltration membranes to cation-exchange membranes on electrodialysis

(Shinshu U.) *Nukui H., Saeki D., Okumura Y.

electrodialysis
nanofiltration membrane
cation exchange membrane

4-a

247

11:38 – 11:50

D12

Characteristics of an anion-exchange chromatographic resin with large through-pores for plasmid DNA purification

(Kyoto Inst. Tech. or Kitami Inst. Tech. or Kanazawa Inst. Tech. or Kanagawa Inst. Tech.) *Tani Kimihiro, Nakato Shiho, (YMC) Takahashi Ryosuke, (Kyoto Inst. Tech. or Kitami Inst. Tech. or Kanazawa Inst. Tech. or Kanagawa Inst. Tech.) Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

Anion-exchange chromatography
Plasmid DNA
Large through-pore

7-c

113

11:50 – 12:02

D13

Development of a slug length prediction method using an automated experimental system

(Shizuoka U.) *Ogi Kanta, Yoshida Moeno, Murakami Yuya

slug flow
automation
microchannel

4-f

209

12:02 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

D20

Development of an efficient extraction method for vegetable broths utilizing vegetable scraps

(Tamagawa Academy) *Ito Ruka, Kinouchi Mikiko

vegetable broths
Combinations
osmotic pressure

7-h

13:26 – 13:38

D21

Sugar Extraction and By-product Evaluation in Bamboo via Subcritical Water Treatment

(Faculty of Eng., Kumamoto U.) *Akimoto Mai, (Inst. Ind. Nanomaterials, Kumamoto U.) Sasaki Mitsuru

bamboo powder
subcritical water
sugars

8-c

285

13:38 – 13:50

D22

Fabrication of cellulose acetate hollow fiber membranes using non-solvent induced phase separation and membrane extraction process of phenol

(Kobe U.) *Honda Mio, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto, Yoshioka Tomohisa

hollow fiber membrane
non-solvent induced phase separation
phenol

4-a

271

13:50 – 14:02

D23

Metal ion removal using food waste

(Yamawaki H.S) *Okada N., Takemura Y.

Heavy metal
Metal removal
Adsorption

13-b

189

14:02 – 14:14

D24

Analysis of the effect of the reduction in porosity due to compaction of glass fiber filters, which are the packing material of the absorber, on gas absorption performance

(Osaka Met. U.) *Kurosawa Daiki, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

Gas absorption
Glass fiber filter
Nitrogen oxides

4-d

235

14:14 – 14:26

D25

Development of desalination technology for energy recycling of polyvinyl chloride using high-temperature and high-pressure water

(Osaka Met. U.) *Kimura Aiko, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

polyvinylchloride
Subcritical water vapor
Dichlorination

8-f

249

14:26 – 14:34

Break

14:34 – 14:46

D27

Development of novel ceramic substrates for hydrogen permselective membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Itabashi Mai, Nomura Mikihiro

Membrane
Hydrogen
Silica

4-a

14:46 – 14:58

D28

Development of super-hydrophobic membrane distillation membranes by using hydrophilic alumina sol

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Ishii Narito, Nomura Mikihiro

Surface Treatment
Membrane Distillation
Hydrophobic

4-a

14:58 – 15:10

D29

Nitrate and Phosphate Adsorption Using Biomass Waste for Soil Application to Improve Plant Growth

(Polytechnic of Jember) *Aal Febrian, (Prectural U. Hiroshima) Harada Hiroyuki, Maisarah Mohsarbani

Nitrate
Bamboo powder
Fertilizer

13-e

102

15:10 – 15:22

D30

Adsorption of dye on the activation carbon derived from waste plum seeds prepared by one-step method using superheated steam

(NIT Wakayama) *Hamaguchi M., Kishimoto N.

Adsorption
Activated carbon
Dye

4-e

259

15:22 – 15:34

D31

Adsorption of Heavy Metals on Carbonized Waste Ume Seeds

(NITW) *Soi A., Kishimoto N.

Adsorption
Carbonized Waste Ume Seeds
Heavy Metals

4-e

282

15:34 – 15:46

D32

Investigation of surface modification methods for fabrication of anti-fouling membranes in hexane

(Kobe U.) *Kusunoki S., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Matsuoka A., Aso R., Kamio E., Yoshioka T., Nakagawa K., Matsuyama H.

polyamide membrane
organic solvent reverse osmosis
surface modification

4-a

119

15:46 – 15:58

D33

Study on the surface area of metals in chemical reactions

(Tochigi H.S) *Mukeda A., Abe T.

surface area
copper
electrolysis

11-a

156

Hall E

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

E01

Creation of CO₂ adsorbent by encapsulation of amines into cage-like metal-organic frameworks

(Tohoku U. IMRAM) *Tanaka Y., Fujita Y., Sei H., Kasai H., Oka K.

Isophoronediamine
Encapsulation
CO2 adsorption

12-k

267

9:42 – 9:54

E02

Absorption of Phosphoric Acid by Carbonized Coffee Grounds and Its Conversion into Fertilizer

(Tamashima H.S.) *Shimizu Rei, *Nishiyama Tomoyuki, Ooshita Hidekazu

Carbonized Coffee Grounds
Absorption of Phosphoric Acid
Conversion into Fertilizer

13-i

9:54 – 10:06

E03

Elucidation of Fouling Mechanisms of Ionic Substances on Polyamide Membranes Using Molecular Dynamics Simulations

(Kobe U.) *Aoki Haru, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto, Yoshioka Tomohisa

Molecular Dynamics
Polyamide
fouling

4-a

256

10:06 – 10:18

E04

Investigation of fouling tendency in ¦Â-cyclodextrin crosslinked membranes

(Kobe U.) *Tanigawa Shinto, (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

¦Â-cyclodextrin
fouling
nanofiltration membranes

4-a

248

10:18 – 10:30

E05

Production of Activated Carbon from Nitrogen-Containing Biomass (Tea Residue)

(Kansaidai) *Ishikawa Kei, Hayashi Jyunichi

Biomass
Hydrothermal treatment
Activated carbon

5-g

262

10:30 – 10:42

E06

Investigation of novel ceramic materials for high-temperature carbon dioxide adsorption

(Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Tanaka Shoma, Nomura Mikihiro

Carbon dioxide
Layered Double Hydroxide
Membrane

4-a

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

E08

Herbal charcoal of Akitafuki and their adsorption capacity

(OodateHomeih) *Anbo Yuu, *Kudou Funa, *Katoya Nao, *Kitabayashi syun, *Kasai Hibiki, *Wada Takumi, *Shinomura Ryuuto, Suzuki Shuko

Akitafuki
biochar

13-f

11:02 – 11:14

E09

Simulation of NOx absorption into water in gas absorption equipment packed with glass fiber filter

(OMUCT) *Shima Miyuki, (Osaka Met. U.) Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro, Takeda Haruumi, (OMUCT) Hirabayashi Daisuke

NOx absorption
Glass fiber filter
Absoroption mechanism

4-d

275

11:14 – 11:26

E10

Polymorph Control of L-Glutamic Acid Using a Oscillatory Baffled Crystallizer with Ultrasonic Irradiation

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Suzuki Naoto, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

Crystallization
Ultrasound
Polymorph

4-g

197

11:26 – 11:38

E11

Synthesis of Silicalite membranes and influence of glucose on their ethanol-selective permeation

(Yamaguchi U.) *Kuboe Misaki, Kumakiri Izumi

membrane separation
zeolite membrane
ethanol

4-a

228

11:38 – 11:50

E12

Modeling of polyamide membrane structures using molecular dynamics simulation

(Kobe U.) *Tsukada Kazuhiro, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto, Yoshioka Tomohisa

Molecular dynamics
Polyamide
Model development

4-a

253

11:50 – 12:02

E13

Development of OSRO ceramic membrane using fluoropolymer

(U. Kobe) *Ujimaru Yuzuki, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto

membrane
fluoropolymer
OSRO

4-a

254

12:02 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

E20

Fabrication of tough gels containing deep eutectic solvent and random copolymer network

(Kobe U.) *Tomita K., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Matsuoka A., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Matsuyama H.

Deep Eutectic Solvents
Gel
High mechanical strength

4-a

103

13:26 – 13:38

E21

Effect of non homogenetity of gel network on mechanical strength and solute diffusivity of ion gel

(Kobe U.) *Haruki S., Mori H., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Matsuoka A., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Matsuyama H.

tetraPEG
Ion gels
CO2 separation membrane

12-e

245

13:38 – 13:50

E22

Effects of Acid Treatment on the Hygroscopic Behavior of Rocks

(Tatsuno H.S) *Katou N., *Shibata S., *Nishida Y., Iwanaga R.

Acid Treatment
Rocks
Environment

13-f

13:50 – 14:02

E23

Development of zeolite membranes for carbon dioxide methanation reaction

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Okuma Shogo, Nomura Mikihiro

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5-d

14:02 – 14:14

E24

Elucidation of Anion Selectivity and Mechanism in Dye Adsorption by MnO₂ with Interlayer Long-Chain Alkyl Groups

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Kataoka Soma, Matsui Masami, Tomono Kazuaki

Anion selectivity
Layered manganese oxide
Dye molecule

4-e

14:14 – 14:26

E25

Development of water vapor recycling CO₂ capture process to maximize the performance of facilitated transport membrane module

(Kobe U.) *Mitsuhata R., Ohashi K., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Matsuoka A., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C) Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Matsuyama H.

Facilitated transport membrane module
CO2 capture
Water vapor recycling

4-a

14:26 – 14:34

Break

14:34 – 14:46

E27

Screening of networks for controlling the mechanical properties of ion gels with copolymer networks

(Kobe U.) *Nakagawa M., (Kobe U./MaF Tech C.) Kamio E., Matsuoka A., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Matsuyama H.

Ion gel
Copolymer network
Ionic liquid

12-e

105

14:46 – 14:58

E28

The balancing of garlic's antibacterial effects and deodorant

(Tennoji H.S.) *Sakamoto Keisuke, *Ichikawa Kotaro, *Uzawa Oga, *Shimizu Hayato, Yasugami Hiroko

garlic
deodorant
antibacterial

7-h

222

14:58 – 15:10

E29

Research on Formulating an Environtmentally Friendly Lotion

(Yamawaki H.S) *Tamuki S., Nishimori M.

lotion
food loss
eco-friendly

4-f

190

15:10 – 15:22

E30

Effect of NaCl solution treatment in the fabrication of nanofiltration membranes via a Layer-by-Layer method on the membrane performance

(Shinshu U.) *Takahashi Keigo, Saeki Daisuke, Okumura Yukihisa

nanofiltration membrane
layer-by-layer method
NaCl solution treatment

4-a

233

15:22 – 15:34

E31

Molecular Selectivity Control of Porphyrin-Based Covalent Network Membranes for Organic Solvent Nanofiltration

(Kobe U.) *Araki Seiya, Nakagawa Keizo, Wang Zheng, Deng Erda, Kitagawa Tooru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto, Yoshioka Tomohisa

organic solvent nanofiltration
porphyrin
membrane

4-a

258

15:34 – 15:46

E32

Development of separation membrane by immobilizing vinyl polymer into inorganic porous substrates

(TUAT) *Tsukahara T., Ohashi H.

inorganic membrane
vinyl polymer
pervaporation

12-j

15:46 – 15:58

Break

Hall F

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

F01

Lipid production from sorghum juice by the oleaginous yeast Lipomyces starkeyi

(U. Kobe) *Nagano T, Ihara T, Ishioka A, Mori yutaro, Kahar P, Ogino C

oleaginous yeast
Lipomyces starkeyi
lipid production

7-a

108

9:42 – 9:54

F02

Water Purification Using Weed Charcoal

(Tennoji H.S.) *Hosoda Hikari, *Ando Yuta, *Sugimoto Takaya, *Morozumi Rio, Yasugami Hiroko

Weeds
Water prification
biochar

13-i

218

9:54 – 10:06

F03

Efficiency of Reborn Vegetables

(Tamagawa Academy) *Sato Yushin, Kinouchi Mikiko

reborn vegetable
pea sprout
fertilizer water

7-h

134

10:06 – 10:18

F04

Generation and characterization of novel humanized Fab fragments for in vitro diagnostics

(Kyoto Inst. Tech. or Kitami Inst. Tech. or Kanazawa Inst. Tech. or Kanagawa Inst. Tech.) *Sugita Ryotaro, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

CDR grafting
Fab fragment
Humanization

7-a

112

10:18 – 10:30

F05

An attempt to improve sunscreen cream using eggshell membrane

(NIT Yonago) *Sanechika H., Tanifuji N.

eggshell membrane
Radical Scavenging
Photocatalytic reaction

12-m

242

10:30 – 10:42

F06

Expansion of bioproducible nitrile compounds through Enzyme Modification

(U. Kobe) *Ogiso M., Mori Y., Ogino C.

bioproduction
substrate specificity
nitrile compounds

7-a

125

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

F08

Enhanced PHB production by Cupriavidus necator NCIMB11599 and its recombinant strain using diverse carbon sources

(U. Kobe) *Kadono A., Nadhifah H., Mori Y., Kahar P., Ogino C.

Cupriavidus necator
PHB
bioproduction

7-a

11:02 – 11:14

F09

Study on enhancing the function of FLS, an enzyme involved in the methanol assimilation using microorganisms

(U.Kobe) *Yasui M, Nishikado R, Katsura S, Mori Y, Ogino C

enzyme FLS
methanol assimilation
microorganisms

7-b

107

11:14 – 11:26

F10

Upcycling discarded seashells into gypsum products

(Takarazukakita H.S) *Shimomura Shumma, *Hada Takaharu, *Adachi Takuma, *Funatsu Hiroto, Asahara Motoki

nacre structure
oxidative crosslinking
disulfide bonds

12-k

278

11:26 – 11:38

F11

Demonstration of sterilization effect using atmospheric pressure low-temperature plasma

(Hyogo H.S) *Ozeki Hitomi, *Kusumi Satoru, *Tamayama Hana, *Nakamura Tsubasa, *Matsuo Ren, Shiga Toshiki

Atmospheric pressure low temperature plasma
Fungus
Eucalyptus ingredient

9-f

11:38 – 11:50

F12

Molecular design of a dual-functional peptide tag balancing recombinant protein expression levels and enzyme crosslinking reactivity

(U. Kyushu) *Kawaguchi K., Koga T., Kawaguchi Y., Wakabayashi R., Goto M., Kamiya N.

Microbial Transglutaminase
Pepdide tag
Site-specific modification

7-b

130

11:50 – 12:02

F13

Morphological changes of peptide amphiphile assemblies with different oligoethylene glycol chains

(Kyushu U.) *Tabata Kazuma, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

Peptide amphiphile
Self-assembly
Morphology

7-e

263

12:02 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

F20

Development of Amine Polymer with Both Antibacterial Activity and Low Toxicity

(Tohoku U. IMRAM) *Masui Y., Shibata A., Ishikawa T., Kasai H., Oka K.

High antibacterial activity
Amine polymer
Low cytotoxicity

12-j

269

13:26 – 13:38

F21

Growing Plants with Wood! &8212;The Growth-Promoting Effects of Wood Vinegar and Utilizing Wood&8212;

(Yamawaki H.S) *Fukuda Y., *Matsumoto H., Fukumitsu S.

Wood vinegar
Plant growth promotion
Wood

7-g

188

13:38 – 13:50

F22

Improving the Efficiency of Bioethanol Production Processes from Weeds

(Tennoji H.S.) *Okuda Ayako, *Yoshida Wakana, *Fukushima Nao, Kawamoto Masaya

weed
bioethanol
cellulose

9-f

195

13:50 – 14:02

F23

Self-assembly of enzyme-responsive peptide amphiphiles with modified hydrophobic domains for their potential vaccine application

(Kyudaikou) *Sugita Yuma, (Kyudaiinkou) Wakabayashi Rie, Kawaguchi Yoshirou, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

Peptide amphiphile
Self-assembly
Vaccine

7-e

261

14:02 – 14:14

F24

Investigation of Sugar Content in Onions through the Maillard Reaction

(Kitamifujikoukou) *Uemura Natuki, Yuuna I., Uto Y.

Maillard Reaction
Investigation of Sugar
Onion

7-h

165

14:14 – 14:26

F25

On Microbial Occurrence and Co-occurrence Network Analysis in Anaerobic Digestion

(Shizuoka U.) *Hasegawa Miyuu, Takeda Kazuhiro

co-occurrence
network
anaerobic digestion

7-g

252

14:26 – 14:34

Break

14:34 – 14:46

F27

Compative characteristics of alternative cookies made with mandarin peel

(Hyogo H.S) *Kishi Misato, *Tanaka Keisuke, *Nakai Sosuke, *Hori Yurika, *Mori Haruto, Shiga Toshiki

Dried mandarin cookies
Cookies
Substitute

7-h

14:46 – 14:58

F28

Antibacterial test for Robinia pseudoacacia by using lactic acid fermentation

(OodateHomeih) *Sugihara Kirato, *Sugawara Kouyu, *Nara Mayuna, *Kimura Shizuku, *Tezuka Naoya, *Kashiwagi Tisato, *Shouji Kai, Suzuki Shuko

Robinia pseudoacacia
antibacterial

13-f

14:58 – 15:10

F29

High-level secretory production of PETase by Streptomyces thermoviolaceus

(U. Kobe) *Matsumoto Saki, Sakaue Kazuki, Yamada Togo, Takahama Ryo, Mori Yutaro, Kahar Prihardi, Ogino Chiaki

Streptomyces thermoviolaceus
secretory production
PETase

7-a

15:10 – 15:22

F30

Effects of pH and Environmental Conditions on Flower Fading

(Tamagawa Academy) *Uetani Miduki, Kinouchi Mikiko

dried flowers
dry
flower pigment

7-i

239

15:22 – 15:34

F31

Bioethanol from fallen leaves

(Senri H.S.) *Ikegami Yoshiaki, *Ikefuji Satoshi, *Kasamatsu Yuta, *Tani Yusuke, *Miyoshi Soma, *Wakasugi Tomoki, Fukuno Katsuhisa

Fallen leaves
Bioethanol
Glucose

9-e

15:34 – 15:46

F32

Basic Studies of Receptor-Targeting Peptides Enablimg Dermal Dendritic Cell-Specific Antigen Delivery

(Kyushu U.) *Nakaya Misuzu, Yokoyama Mina, Kawaguchi Yoshirou, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

Dendritic cells targeting
Peptide binder screening
Antigen delivery

7-a

15:46 – 15:58

F33

Determination method of anacardiaceae by using morphometrics

(Hyogo H.S) *Ageno Tsukasa, *Saikawa Taichi, *Tsutsui Kotone, *Fujiwara Nanaha, *Miura Hiroki, Shiga Toshiki

Morphometrics
Shape
Leaf

7-f

Hall G

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

G01

Design of adhesives capable of bonding defective tissues

(Kagoshima U.) *Hagihara Shintaro, (Miyazaki U.) Yamashita Yusuke, (Kagoshima U.) Kobaru Saki, Yoshida Masahiro, Takei Takayuki

chitosan
catechol
adhesive

7-e

9:42 – 9:54

G02

Fabrication system of designed bile ducts for drug screening

(kyushu U.) *Okui C., Yamaoka Y., Ijima H., Sakai Y.

Bile duct
Microfabrication
Tissue engineering

7-e

9:54 – 10:06

G03

Usefulness of food waste as a sand substitute in mortar production

(Ono H.S) *Kajihara K., *Ueki K., *Karita Y., Aritsuka Asuka

Mortar
Food waste
strength

12-m

274

10:06 – 10:18

G04

Functional Expansion of Substrate Specificity and Halogen Selectivity in Lysine Halogenase BesD

(U.Kobe) *Iwasaki R., Mori Y., Ogino C.

BesD
Bio-production
Halogenation

7-a

10:18 – 10:30

G05

Chemical analysis study for utilizing the invasive black bass as value-added fishmeal compost

(B Tsuruoka) *Nakayama Y., *Ootaki K., Konno K., Sugano W., Itoh S., Abe T.

Invasive species
Chemical analysis
Organic fertilizer

13-i

160

10:30 – 10:42

G06

How to make healthy pickled vegetables

(Tamagawa Academy) *Yamagishi Ai, Kinouchi Mikiko

pickled rice bran
fermentation
umami

7-h

143

10:42 – 10:50

Break

Chemical reaction engineering

10:50 – 11:02

G08

On the correlation between bluegill and Japanese eel using environmental DNA

(Hyogo H.S) *Imaeda Keitaro, *Okuda Ryusei, *Kanai Sayaka, *Sakamoto Toko, *Takano Ririko, Shiga Toshiki

Enviromental DNA
Eel
Bluegill

7-g

11:02 – 11:14

G09

The secret of potatoes

(YamanashieiwaH.S) *Nakayama Y., (Yamanashieiwa H.S) *Aruga C., (yamanashieiwa H.s) Enomoto I., (yamanashieiwa H.S) Yamamoto K.

potato
seed
sexual reproduction

7-f

11:14 – 11:26

G10

Development of intravitreal delivery carriers for nucleic acid drugs using lipid based ionic liquids

(Kyushu U.) *Tange Sota, Toyofuku Kiyohiro, Tanaka Keisuke, Kawaguchi Yoshirou, Wakabayashi Rie, Kamiya Noriho, Goto Masahiro

Ionic liquid
Drug delivery system
Nucleic acid

7-e

11:26 – 11:38

G11

Novel Production of Bacterial Cellulose Using an Oxygen-Permeable Film Bag

(Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Tanaka A., (Niigata Pref. Microb. Soci) Kobayashi Y., (Tokyo U. Agri.) Suzuki T., Ishikawa M., (Niigata Inst. Tech.) Kubota M., Nihira T., Takesono S., Onodera M.

Bacterial cellulose
Oxygen-permeable culture bag
Static cultivation

7-a

11:38 – 11:50

G12

Exploration of high squalene-producing yeasts by colorimetric screening

(Kobe U.) *Morikage K., Miyazaki K., Mitsuhashi T., Onishi Y., Tominaga M., Ishii J.

squalene
colorimetric screening
knockout library

7-d

272

11:50 – 12:02

G13

Analysis of the Effect of PhdC Co-expression on UbiD Reversible Decarboxylase

(U. Kobe) *Kishimoto A., Kimura R., Mori Y., Ogino C.

UbiD family
prFMN
PhdC

7-a

12:02 – 12:14

G14

Cancer treatment by reactive oxygen species and starvation using glucose oxidase

(U. Kobe) *Shinozaki S, Ishida M, Winda T, Mori Y, Ogino C

cancer cells
Glucose oxidase
starvation therapy

7-e

12:14 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

G20

Development of a method to suppress Self-heating in carbonized woody biomass using water vapor

(Kyoto U.) *Nakamura M., Ayano K., Ashida R., Kawase M.

Woody Biomass
Self-heating
Water Vapor

5-g

279

13:26 – 13:38

G21

Evaluation of the extrapolation performance of Dushman reaction rate prediction using a machine learning model

(Shizuoka U.) *Sasaki Yu, Hayashi Seiken, Murakami Yuya

CSTR
Dushman reaction
machine learning

5-e

211

13:38 – 13:50

G22

Effect of metal ions on the acid hydrolysis behavior of cellulose

(Kyoto U.) *Miyatake R., Mizukami K., Ashida R., Kawase M.

biomass
hydrolysis
metal ions

9-c

159

13:50 – 14:02

G23

Photocatalytic Reduction of Carbon Dioxide under Visible Light Irradiation Using 9,10-Dicyanoanthracene Thin-Film

(Kobe U.) *Matsubara Taku, Ichihashi Yuichi

photocatalyst
CO2 photoreduction
vacuum deposition method

5-a

14:02 – 14:14

G24

Investigation of Temperature and Concentration Conditions for Green Color Change in Fehling's Reaction

(NIT Wakayama) *Shirahase Ryo, *Matsubara Takumi, Kawaji Takatoshi, Kishimoto Noboru, Nishijima Masaki

Fehling's reaction
Reducing sugar
Color change reaction

5-i

265

14:14 – 14:26

G25

Effect of Ti added on Cu-loading Molded Zeolite Catalyst for Gas-phase Oxidation of Toluene

(Kobe U.) *Moriya A., Goto R., Ichihashi Y.

MFI Type Molded Zeolite
Oxidation of Toluene
Synthesis of p-Cresol

5-a

14:26 – 14:34

Break

Chemical reaction engineering

14:34 – 14:46

G27

Inference of Relative Humidity (RH) Dependence of Gas Permeance of polymer electrolyte membrane

(Kyoto U.) *Yamane Hiroto, Imai Kento, Kageyama Miho, Kawase Motoaki

Electro chemistry
Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell
Machine Learning

5-i

276

14:46 – 14:58

G28

Methane Decomposition Reaction over Ni Catalysts and the Properties of the Resulting Carbon

(Hiroshima U.) *Yamaguchi Yoshiki, Ichikawa Takayuki

Thermal decomposition of methane

5-a

14:58 – 15:10

G29

Application of zeolite catalysts to the direct conversion of fermentation-derived complex mixtures

(Shizuoka U.) *Iwasawa Yoshikaze, Kong Changyi, Moteki Takahiko

Methanol to olefins reaction
Biomass fermentation
Confinement effect

5-a

181

15:10 – 15:22

G30

Preparation of solid acid catalysts for cellulose hydrolysis through improved cellulose-carbon interaction

(NIT Kurume) *Suetake Haruto, Gabe Atsushi

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5-a

266

15:22 – 15:34

G31

Development of Supported Pd Catalysts for Soot Combustion

(U. Kobe) *Yokota S., (U.Kobe) Goto R., Ichihashi Y.

photodeposition
grafting method
Pd

5-a

15:34 – 15:46

G32

Evaluation of the catalytic activity of Ni₃Al catalysts in the hydrogenation treatment of p-Nitrophenol

(NIT Tokyo) *Takagi Koei, Yamamoto Koharu, (Nat. Inst. Adv. Ind. Sci. and Tech.) Kobayashi Yasukazu, (NIT Tokyo) Shoji Ryo

p-Nitrophenol
Ni3Al
catalytic reduction

5-a

145

15:46 – 15:58

G33

Effect of rectant partial pressure ratio on the structure of CVD methylammonium bismuth iodide thin films

(Kyoto U.) *Minami T., Yang Z., Kawase M.

CVD
perovskite
methylammonium bismuth iodide

5-h

187

Hall H

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

H01

Enhanced Congo Red Degradation via Interlayer Redox Reactions of Layered MnO₂ under Light Irradiation

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Higashi Natsumi, Matsui Masami, Tomono Kazuaki

Congo Red Degradation
Light Irradiation
Layered Manganese Oxide

11-b

9:42 – 9:54

H02

The optimal light-collecting shape.

(OdateHomei H.S) *Toshima K., *Sato F., *Tozawa Y., Sugimoto Y.

light-collecting shape
solar cell
current and voltage

9-f

154

9:54 – 10:06

H03

Evaluation of voltage sensitivity in quantum dots for voltage-sensitive nanoprobes

(NIT. Kure Col.) *Kubo Y., Tanaka S.

quantum dot
quantum-confined stark effect
nanoprobe

12-c

186

10:06 – 10:18

H04

Conditions for the formation-disapperance reactions of metals during electrolysis

(Tennoji H.S.) *Asai Yuto, *Matsumoto Yuto, Fukunaga Naoya

proportion
electrolysis
tempereture

11-a

238

10:18 – 10:30

H05

Capacitor Characterization of Layered Manganese Oxide Films Adsorbed with Acid Red 18

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Kobayashi Momoka, Yamaguchi Rion, Matsui Masami, Tomono Kazuaki

Acid red 18
Layered manganese oxide
Electrochemical Capacitance

12-a

10:30 – 10:42

H06

Dye-sensitized solar cells using common vegetable extracts

(OodateHomeih) *Suzuki Tenyu, *Ito Shunta, *Kataoka Miyu, Suzuki Shuko

DSSC

13-f

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

H08

Study on Charge-Discharge Control Methods for Lithium-Ion Capacitors

(Toyohashi Tech) *Watanabe Takahiro, Hamada Shu, Xiao Yan, Hori Kyota, Watanabe Takato, Takikawa Hirofumi, Tojo Tomohiro

Lithium-Ion Capacitors
DC-DC converter
LTspice Simulation

9-e

11:02 – 11:14

H09

The Improvement of Aluminum-air Batteries for Longer-lasting

(Nishinomiya Municipal Nishinomiya H.S) *Kuratani T., Hashimoto R., Harasawa N., Okamoto H., Iwata R.

air batteries
aluminum

11-a

281

11:14 – 11:26

H10

Hydrogen generation at a Pt cathode and the effect of light dependence in a layered MnO₂ anode with intercalated Ru complex

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Sano Hayato, Sasaki Ryo, Tomono Kazuaki

Layered MnO2
Visible-Light Irradiation
Hydrogen generation

9-a

11:26 – 11:38

H11

Attempt to create a new type of storage battery using iodine ions

(NIT Yonago) *Hirao M., *Kawata A., Shimizu T., Tanifuji N.

Iodine
MOF
Batteries

9-f

244

11:38 – 11:50

H12

Charge–Discharge and EIS Analysis of Aqueous Batteries Employing Layered MnO₂ with Interlayer Co Complexes

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Sano Ryo, Hanaya Akinobu, Tomono Kazuaki

Aqueous Battery
Layered MnO2
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy

11-a

11:50 – 12:02

H13

Development of a Novel Electrolyte for Rechargeable Aluminum–Air Batteries

(TUAT) *Fukawa A., Ohashi H.

aluminum-air battery
electrolyte
rechargeable

11-a

12:02 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

H20

Effects of citrus molasses componets on dye-sensitized solar cells

(Matsuyamachuo H.S. Ehime pref.) *Yoshino haruto, *Saeki riku, *Wakamatu sakuya, Maki daisuke

DSSC
citrus molasses
solar cells

11-a

152

13:26 – 13:38

H21

Effect of monosodium glutamate on iron elution-development of blue carbon technology

(Matsuyamachuo H.S. of Ehime pref.) *Aibara Yumi, Maki daisuke

MSG
slag
sea

5-g

158

13:38 – 13:50

H22

Elucidation of Charge Compensation Mechanism in Layered MnO₂ Capacitors Using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS)

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Sugawara Ryota, Tomono Kazuaki

Manganese oxide capacitor
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy
Charge compensation mechanism

11-a

13:50 – 14:02

H23

Construction and voltage measurement of a flow-type direct hydrogen water fuel cell

(NIT. Kure) *Takiguchi Yuto, *Hori Yugo, *Yamane Aoi, Fujiwara Reika, Teraoka Anju, Oikawa Eisaku

direct hydrogen water fuel cell
dissolved hydrogen
reductive fine bubble chemistry

9-a

174

14:02 – 14:14

H24

Development of Phase Change Material Based on Solid-Solid Phase Transition

(Chiba U.) *Noda Takumu, Suzumura Hayato, Sugawara Masaya, Tokushige Manabu, Ryu Junichi

Phase Change Material
Solid-Solid Phase Transition
Pentaerythritol

9-b

14:14 – 14:26

H25

Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide with Cu nanoparticle

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Hiraga Shun-ya, Haraguchi Hayato, Moto¡¼ori Hina, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

CO2RR
Cu nanoparticle
Crystal structure

12-k

127

14:26 – 14:34

Break

14:34 – 14:46

H27

A three-pronged approach to practical application of gel-air batteries

(kumamoto H.S.) *Honda T., *Nakaguma K., *Motoyama H., Murakami R., Suzuki S., Kanada K., Matumori K., Hirokawa M., Mitui Y., Nakamura A., Hama M., Araki S., Suzuki S., Sawada Z.., Hashimoto T., Hirakawa T., Kanokogi H., Murakami M., Hayano Y.

Gel Magnesium-Air Battery
Gel Aluminum-Air Battery
Magnesium Gallium Alloy

11-a

144

14:46 – 14:58

H28

Recovery of Active Material from Lithium-ion Battery Cathode Films Using Liquid-Liquid Classification

(U.hosei) *Sugai R, Kitamura K, Mori T

Liquid-Liquid Classification
Lithium-ion Battery Recycling
Particle Separation

13-e

14:58 – 15:10

H29

Attempts to elucidate the mechanism of slime solar cells!

(Kofuminami H.S) *Inoue S., *Shigeta Y., *Osada Y., *Takao A., *Tanaka H., Fujikawa K.

solar cells
slime
Titanium dioxide

11-a

106

15:10 – 15:22

H30

Development of Electrode Catalysts for Green Hydrogen Production Processes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Tomizuka Taichi, Nomura Mikihiro

Electrode catalysts
Sulfur dioxide
Hydrogen production

5-a

15:22 – 15:34

H31

Prototype Development of a Maximum Power Point Tracking Control Circuit for Solar Cells and Evaluation of Its Tracing Performance

(Toyohashi Tech) *Watanabe Takato, Hamada Shu, Xiao Yan, Hori Kyota, Watanabe Takahiro, Takikawa Hirofumi, Tojo Tomohiro

Maximum Power Point Tracking Control
Solar Cells
Tracking Performance

9-e

114

15:34 – 15:46

H32

Fundamental Evaluation of Power Generation Performance of Microbial Fuel Cells Using Sugar-Amended Soil

(Toyohashi Tech) *Iwamura Naoharu, (Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) Komba Hiroya, (Toyohashi Tech) Naito Kosei, Inada Ryoji, Tojo Tomohiro

Microorganisms
Sugar-Amended Soil
Power Generation Performance

11-a

15:46 – 15:58

H33

Kinetic contribution of anionic vesicles as templates on the enzymatic reaction of charged substrates

(NIT Oyama) *Yoshida Masato, Kashima Keita

vesicle
enzymatic oxidation
template effect

12-k

250

Hall I

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

I01

Synthesis of calcium hydroxide-based mixed hydroxides and their applications in chemical heat storage materials

(Chiba U.) *Saito Kano, Sakurai Taiki, Yamazaki Ryuta, Tokushige Manabu, Ryu Junichi

Chemical heat storage
Calcium hydroxide
Mechanochemical method

9-b

9:42 – 9:54

I02

Effects of Coating and Drying Conditions of Lithium-Ion Battery Slurries on Electrode Film Particle Structure

(U.Hosei) *Kobayashi H., Yura K., (U.Hosei/Nissan Motor Co.,Ltd) Tsutsui G., (U.Hosei) Kitamura K., Mori T.

Lithium-ion battery
slurry
Drying conditions

11-a

9:54 – 10:06

I03

Actived carbon production from coffee and tea breweing residues and its application in chemical hand warmers: a study on heat generation efficiency

(Tennoji H.S.) *Okada Toshiki, *Kobayashi Ayumu, *Takeuchi shumma, *Tamai Katsuyoshi, Iwai Haruhiko

Carbonization
Chemical hand warmers
Heat generation effiency

9-c

225

10:06 – 10:18

I04

Application of Prussian blue electrodeposited on carbon paper as an electrocatalyst

(NITTC) *Oi Y, Yasuda T, Shiroishi H

Carbon paper
Prussian Blue
Electrocatalyst

11-a

129

10:18 – 10:30

I05

Effect of impurities in Rresynthesis of solid electrolytes from electrode materials by spray-drying method

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Matsushita Masaki, Osaki Ryo, Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru

All-solid-state battery
Solid electrolyte
Spray drying

13-e

219

10:30 – 10:42

I06

Make sunscreen from used batterie

(Shimonosekinishi) *Ooshima Kumi, *Kanehiro Shun, *Chikuni Koutarou, *Nakao Saki, Okada Shougo

Zinc extraction
Zinc oxide
Sunscreen

13-e

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

I08

Fabrication and Performance Evaluation of Activated Carbon for EDLCs Using a Combined KOH-KMnO4 Activating Agent

(NIT Anan) *Miyoshi Rin, Konishi Tomoya, Kamano Masaru, Zheng Tao

Activated Carbon
EDLC
KOH-KMnO4

9-c

11:02 – 11:14

I09

Considerations and applications of plant-based and microbial fuel cells in homes

(seisho H.S.) *Takanashi Reina, Ikejiri Naofumi

clean energy
microorganisms
energy

9-e

11:14 – 11:26

I10

Development of Fe-Co/N/C type non-platinum oxygen reduction catalysts using a two-step heat treatment method

(NITTC) *Ishikawa M, Shiroishi H, (Toyo U.) Matsumoto H, Shiraishi M, Nishitani-Gamo M

two-step heat treatment
non-platinum oxygen reduction catalyst
Fuel cell

11-a

133

11:26 – 11:38

I11

CO2 electroreduction in 1-Butyl-3-methylimidazolium Chloride

(NITTC) *Asakura O, *Ishii T, *Ueno T, Hamamura K, Shiroishi H

CO2
electroreduction
ionic liquid

13-g

11:38 – 11:50

I12

Effect of Coating Process Parameters on the Catalyst Layer Structure and Electrochemical CO2 Reduction Activity

(Tohoku U.) *Kuwano T., Iwase K., Tomai T.

CO2 electrolysis
Catalyst
Spray coating

11-a

162

11:50 – 12:02

I13

The Search for Additives to Suppress Sulphation in Lead-Acid Batteries

(Akita H.S) *Kudo H., *Kato Y., *Sasaki K., *Nishikawa M., Ito M.

Sulphation
Lead-Acid Batteries

11-a

169

12:02 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

I20

Effect of pH and temperature on hydrothermal fixation of carbon dioxide to serpentine

(Utsunomiya U.) *Aoki Masahiro, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

hydrothermal reaction
fixation of carbon dioxide
serpentine

8-f

101

13:26 – 13:38

I21

Heat release characteristics of erythritol heat storage microcapsules

(Yamagata U.) *Sato Manato, Hosokawa Naoya, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Erythritol heat storage microcapsule dispersion
Heat release characteristic

9-b

150

13:38 – 13:50

I22

Study on electrolysis using two power sources

(Tochigi H.S) *Sekine R., *Takeuchi Y., *Sekita D., Kato H.

electrolysis
two power sources
efficiensy

11-a

157

13:50 – 14:02

I23

Development of electrolysis of water and hydrogenation equipment using cand synthesis of energy carriers

(Utsunomiya U.) *Kondo Daito, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

hydrogen permeable membrane electrode
electrolysis of water
hydrogenation

5-d

109

14:02 – 14:14

I24

Effective viscosity measurements of erythritol heat storage microcapsule dispersions near room temperature using a rotational viscometer

(Yamagata U.) *Takatoku Haruto, Hibino Fumiya, Ikeda Kazuto, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Erythritol heat storage microcapsule dispersion
Rotational viscometer
Effective viscosity

9-b

148

14:14 – 14:26

I25

Effective viscosity measurements of erythritol heat storage microcapsule dispersions near the melting point using a rotational viscometer

(Yamagata U.) *Ikeda Kazuto, Hibino Fumiya, Takatoku Haruto, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Erythritol heat storage microcapsule dispersion
Rotational viscometer
Effective viscosity

9-b

149

14:26 – 14:34

Break

14:34 – 14:46

I27

Development of flow synthesis technology for pesticide delivery carrier particles

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Sakai T, Nomura T

Carrier particles
Flow synthesis
Pesticide

12-f

14:46 – 14:58

I28

The Length of Light in the Tyndall Phenomenon

(Nanao H.S) *Matsuyamagi K., *Kanai K., *Hamada R., *Matsunaga Y., Kita H.

Tyndall phenomenon
Einstein-stokes equation
Colloidal particles

12-b

14:58 – 15:10

I29

Resin Curing And Colorant

(Yokkaichi H.S.) *Yamanaka T., Mori A.

Resin
Colorant
Light wavelength

12-j

124

15:10 – 15:22

I30

Research on the mottled pattern formed by coffee and milk

(NITTC) *Sugita T, *Sugiyama H, *Masuko Y, *Umakoshi K, Shiroishi H

mottled pattern
Coffee and milk
IR

12-m

15:22 – 15:34

I31

Formation of immobilized noble metal nanoparticle catalysts via DLP 3D printer

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Haraguchi Hayato, Hiraga Shun-ya, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

Micro-architected metal structure
3D printing
metal nanoparticle catalysts

12-k

128

15:34 – 15:46

I32

What is Bismuth Oxide? – About the Reduction Rate and Color of Bismuth Oxide

(Kitamifujikoukou) *Hasegawa Touma, Fujii Souta, Uto Y.

Bismuth Oxide
Reduction Rate
Reduction Rate and Color

12-m

166

15:46 – 15:58

I33

Synthesis of low-cost carrier particles for pesticide encapsulation and their control efficacy

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Takeya T, Nomura T

Carrier particles
Control efficacy
Low-cost

12-f

Hall J

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

J01

Synthesis of zwitterionic functionalized polymer particle for prevention of protein adsorption

(Ibaraki U.) *Horiuchi G., (Kyoeisha Chemical) Takamatsu Y., Uchikoba T., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

zwitterionic monomer
copolymerization
particle

12-c

122

9:42 – 9:54

J02

Synthesis of Conductive Polypyrrole-Coated Polystyrene Particles

(Ibaraki U.) *Suzuki S., Morita M., (Mitsubishi Materials) Suzuki S., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

polypyrrole
conductive polymer
core-shell particle

12-c

118

9:54 – 10:06

J03

apply emulsifier to agricultural chemicals

(Yokote H.S) *Iwata N., *Kaga A., *Kakizaki R., *Hikino A., *Furuya M., *Watanabe S., Ishikawa S.

emulsifier
spreading action

12-b

10:06 – 10:18

J04

Evaluation of pH-responsive permeation of nitrogen containing compounds in polyacrylic acid coated gate membrane

(Utsunomiya U.) *Mikami Cocoa, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

gate membrane
polyacrylic acid
pH responsive membrane

4-a

10:18 – 10:30

J05

Suppression of metal dendrite growth by polymer colloids

(Tennoji H.S.) *Mizuno Haruto, *Hamano Koki, *Kiyota Akito, *Tsujimoto Kentaro, Iwai Haruhiko

Dendrite
colloid
polymer

11-a

226

10:30 – 10:42

J06

Crystallization within a three-dimensional micro-mesh structure

(Nagoya U.) *Kiso Yusuke, Yamamoto Tetsuya

Alum
Crystal
Melamine foam

12-g

196

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

J08

Fabrication and Battery Performances of Ni-Co Composite Materials by Mechanochemical Processings

(NIT Suzuka) *Shimada K., Funakoshi K.

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12-g

217

11:02 – 11:14

J09

Purification Phenomena of Agglomerated Crystals for Organic Compounds

(NIT Suzuka) *Kubota rio, Funakoshi K.

agglomerated crystals
solid solution
purification

12-g

268

11:14 – 11:26

J10

Spherical photonic crystals of mesoporous silica particles for cosmetics applications

(Tohoku U.) *Asano N., Kurioka K., Welling T. A. J, Watanabe K., Namigata H., Suga K., Nagao D.

Structural color
Mesoporous silica
Cosmetics

12-c

231

11:26 – 11:38

J11

Application of Pd nanoparticles immobilized onto cellulose nanofiber to flow reaction

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Moto-ori Hina, Hiraga Shunya, Haraguchi Hayato, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

Cellulose nanofiber
Pd Nanoparticle
Supercritical CO2

12-k

126

11:38 – 11:50

J12

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

(NIT Nara) *Nishigita Hiroki, Naoe Kazumitsu

selenium nanoparticle
crude medicinal plant
waste

12-d

232

11:50 – 12:02

J13

Production of silver nanoparticles by pulsed discharge -Synthesis and Characterization of Biopolymer Composites-

(Faculty of Eng., Kumamoto U.) *Abe Koichiro, (GSST, Kumamoto U.) Fukagusa Yuri, (Inst. Ind. Nanomaterials, Kumamoto U.) Sasaki Mitsuru

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12-d

12:02 – 12:14

J14

Solvent Selection for Continuous Precursor Supply and Enhanced Deposition Performance in Supercritical Fluid Deposition of Copper

(Kumamoto U.) *Kawai Yuuri, Momose Takeshi

Supercritical Fluid Deposition
Copper Deposition

5-h

170

12:14 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

J20

Synthesis of glycan-immobilized monodisperse P(St-HEMA) particles for virus detection

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

polymer particle
monodisperse
glycan

12-c

120

13:26 – 13:38

J21

Fabrication of microsized cationic polymer particles for endotoxin removal

(Ibaraki U.) *Takeda A., (Nagase chemtex) Nakamura D., (Ibakraki U.) Kobayashi Y., (Ibaraki U.) Yamauchi N.

Microsized polymer particle
Cationic polymer
Adsorbent

12-c

121

13:38 – 13:50

J22

Preparation conditions of colloidosomes using Pickering emulsions stabilized by silver nanoparticles

(NIT Nara) *Harada Ayane, Terada Ayumu, Naoe Kazumitsu

colloidosome
Pickering emulsion
silver nanoparticle

12-b

140

13:50 – 14:02

J23

Hierarchical packed beds of spherical arrangements of porous silica particles

(Tohoku U.) *Tsunetomi Natsuho, Kurioka Keisuke, Welling Tom A. J.

packed bed
adsorption
pressure drop

12-c

14:02 – 14:14

J24

Synthesis of Practical Plastics from Natural Waste

(Akita H.S) *Yatuzuka A., *Osawa Y., *Otani Y., *Watanabe T., (Akita.H.S) Konno H.

Practical Plastics
Natural Waste

12-j

167

14:14 – 14:26

J25

Effect of liposome adsorption conditions on the formation of a supported lipid bilayer via a liposome fusion method

(Shinshu U.) *Yamamoto Koji, Saeki Daisuke, Okumura Yukihisa

liposome fusion method
supported lipid bilayer
adsorption conditions

12-i

236

14:26 – 14:34

Break

14:34 – 14:46

J27

Optimization of stirring condition for the eco-friendly enzymatic synthesis of conductive polyaniline

(NIT Oyama) *Ikeno Shoki, Kashima Keita

AOT vesicles
turbulent flow
PANI-ES

12-k

183

14:46 – 14:58

J28

Effect of mixing conditions in gold nanoparticle synthesis with a citrate reduction method

(Yamaguchi U.) *Kataoka M., Uehara T., Ishii H.

citrate reduction
gold nanoparticle
mixing condition

12-d

179

14:58 – 15:10

J29

Refinement of gold nanoparticle synthesis for better catalytic performance

(Yamaguchi U.) *Hata H., Yamashiro N., Ishii H.

gold nanoparticle
catalytic activity
mixing condition

12-d

221

15:10 – 15:22

J30

Research on the creation of self-repairing polymer and comparing trength

(Hyogo H.S) *Ishibashi Atsuki, *Nagasima Jyunta, *Hariyama Towa, *Mita Eitaro, *Wakano Nika, Shiga Toshiki

Self-repairing polymer
Cellulose
Strength

12-j

15:22 – 15:34

J31

Conditions for reducing warping in UV hardening resin

(Nanao H.S) *Taniguchi A., *Sakai K., *Tamura S., Terao K.

UV hardening resin
Radical polymerization
Temperature

12-k

15:34 – 15:46

J32

Electrochemical Characterization of Hydroxyapatite Crystals

(NIT Suzuka) *Kanda N., Funakoshi K.

Ultraviolet-visible spectroscopy
Hydroxyapatite Crystals
Photocatalyst

12-g

243

15:46 – 15:58

J33

Research on the Production of Gel Beads for Enclosing Cells

(Sasebo Kosen) *Yoshida Hana, Johno Yuuki, Moriyama Kosuke, Yamasaki Takashi, Matsuyama Fuminori, Nakashima Kenji

Gel Beads
Microreactor
Cells

2-g

136

Hall K

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

9:30 – 9:42

K01

Direct Synthesis of Gold Nanoparticle Encapsulated ZSM-5 and Its Application in Benzyl Alcohol Conversion

(Shizuoka U.) *Takatsuka Hikaru, Kong Changyi, Moteki Takahiko

One-pot synthesis
zeolite
Thiol-Gold Interaction

12-c

180

9:42 – 9:54

K02

The Effect of Surfactants on the Shape of Urea Crystals

(Nanao H.S) *Hoshiba T., *Hoshiba M., *Nakamura R., *Maeda Y., Obuchi Y.

Urea
Surfactant
Tree crystals

12-g

9:54 – 10:06

K03

Photonic crystals of hollow-structured particles that respond to an electric field

(Tohoku U.) *Ito Y., Namigata H., Welling T. A. J, Watanabe K., Suga K., Nagao D.

Hollow-structured particles
Photonic crystals
Electric-field-response

12-c

230

10:06 – 10:18

K04

Control of Internal Structure in Calcium Alginate Gel Capsules Fabricated Using Superhydrophobic Surfaces

(Kagoshima U.) *Ikebe Fumi, Kobaru Saki, Yoshida Masahiro, Takei Takayuki

Ionic Crosslinking
Internal Structure Control
milligel capsule

12-f

10:18 – 10:30

K05

Fabrication of microgel fibers for capillary network reconstruction.

(Kagoshima U.) *Nakamura Momoka, Kobaru Saki, Yoshida Masahiro, Takei Takayuki

capillary network
gelatin
gel fiber

7-e

10:30 – 10:42

K06

On the Formation of Salt Crystal Shapes

(Senri H.S.) *Koike Kanta, *Ishibushi Takumi, *Ose Kaoru, *Gotou Kyousuke, Fukuno Katsuhisa

Crystal
Shape
Formation

4-g

10:42 – 10:50

Break

10:50 – 11:02

K08

Calculation of diffusion coefficient of various polymeric systems by molecular dynamics simulation

(TUAT) *Okuyama T., Ohashi H.

diffusion coefficient
molecular dynamics

1-a

11:02 – 11:14

K09

Development of PTFE alternative materials via hydrophobic and oleophobic coating on polyphenylene sulfide

(TUAT) *Tanaka A., Ohashi H.

oleophobic
plasma-enhanced CVD
PFAS

12-j

11:14 – 11:26

K10

Relationship between Labyrinth Patterns of Magnetic Fluids and Magnetic Flux Density and Viscosity

(Himejihigashi Senior HS) *Okado Souta, *Maeda Syugo, *Yao Ryunosuke, Kawakatsu Kazuya

Spike
Hereshousel
Labyrinth Pattern

12-c

11:26 – 11:38

K11

A Study on the Biodegradability of Soybean-Derived Plastics

(Tamashima H.S.) *Ikeda Kazuya, *Shigefuji Masahito, Ooshita Hidekazu, *Tani Soma

Soybean
Plastics
Biodegradability of Soybean-Derived Plastics

12-m

11:38 – 11:50

K12

Development of an anti-solvent crystallization method for producing skeletal taurine crystals

(NIT Suzuka) *Kamei T, Funakoshi K

skeletal crystals
taurine
anti-solvent crystallization

12-g

206

11:50 – 12:02

K13

Development of an Optical Resolution Method Using Preferential Crystallization

(NIT Suzuka) *Shimosaka I, Funakoshi K

L-Glu
Preferential Crystallization
Polymorphism

12-g

202

12:02 – 12:14

K14

Changes in the properties of iron(·) hydroxide colloid depending on the forming temperature

(Tennoji H.S.) *Taguchi Yuto, *Nakayama Yota, *Nakashima Itsuki, Kawamoto Masaya

colloid
particle size's change
absorbance

12-d

200

12:14 – 12:30

Lunch break

13:14 – 13:26

K20

Synthesis of polymer particle having temperature-responsive polymer graft chain using polymerizable azo initiator and temperature-responsive particle aggregation

(Osaka Met. U.) *Ochi Mizuki, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

graft polymerization
temperature-responsive
polymerizable azo initiator

12-c

234

13:26 – 13:38

K21

Process Design for the Synthesis of Waste-Plastic-Derived Biodegradable Plastics Oriented Toward a Circular Economy

(Shizuoka U.) *Nakano Arisa, Takeda Kazuhiro

process design
waste plastics
PBS

6-b

260

13:38 – 13:50

K22

Physically crosslinked guanidinylated chitosan hydrogel

(U. Miyazaki) *Nakamura M., Yamashita Y., Izawa H.

chitosan
hydrogel
Freeze-thawing

7-e

111

13:50 – 14:02

K23

Synthesis of monodisperse polymer nanoparticles at low polymerization temperature

(Yamaguchi U.) *Fukuda Y., Asanuma H., Ishii H.

monodisperse polymer nanoparticle
soap-free emulsion polymerization
low polymerization temperature

12-b

198

14:02 – 14:14

K24

How to improve the strength of casein and gluten plastic

(Tennoji H.S.) *Nishi Takaki, *Fusamoto Takuma, *Tanaka Nonoka, *Toda Haruto, Iwai Haruhiko

casein plastic
gluten plastic
improved strength

1-b

223

14:14 – 14:26

K25

Track the invisible changes in particles! ~Changes in colloidal solutions due to temperature~

(Ikuno H.S) *Iyoda A., *Fukuda Y., *Udagawa M., *Tanaka M., Hibi N.

colloid
dialysis
cation

12-d

207

14:26 – 14:34

Break