28th SCEJ Students Meeting (online, 2026): Session programs

Session programs

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

Separation processes

C27-C32, D01-D06, D08-D13, D20-D25, D27-D33, E01-E06, E08-E13, E20-E25, E27-E32

Most recent update: 2026-01-19 09:17:27

Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Hall C
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
Hall D
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	13
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	35
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	95

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

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	63
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

14:34 – 14:46	D27	Development of novel ceramic substrates for hydrogen permselective membranes (Shibaura Inst. Tech.) *Itabashi Mai, Nomura Mikihiro	Membrane Hydrogen Silica	4-a	1
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	3
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
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	72
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	60

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	28
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

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	77
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	Æó»À²½ÃºÁÇ ¥á¥¿¥Î¡¼¥ë ¥¼¥ª¥é¥¤¥È	5-d	50
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	7
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	90

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	26

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Hall C

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

Hall D

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

10:50 – 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

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

14:34 – 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

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

10:50 – 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

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

14:34 – 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

Technical program

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