SCEJ Regional Meeting in Kiryu (2015): Hall and day program

`SCEJ Regional Meeting in Kiryu (2015)`

Hall and day program

Day 1

Most recent update: 2015-11-06 17:33:22

Hall A
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Material/Interface (Student Award Oral)
(10:30–12:00) (Chair: Noda Suguru)
10:30– 10:45	A101	Preparation of microcapsules using spray blend mixer (Tokyo U. Sci) *Tanaka Misa, Naya Masakazu, Shimada Yuichiro, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	microcapsules spray blend mixer emulsion	12-f	94
10:45– 11:00	A102	Study on crystal structure transformation of the nanosize iron oxide (Yamagata U.) *Hamada T., Kimata M., Hasegawa M.	Iron oxide Crystal structure Nano particle	12-c	30
11:00– 11:15	A103	Artificial Photosynthesis Using Microcapsules with Zinc Porphrin and Enzyme (Utsunomiya U.) *Tamura Hiroyuki, Kurayama Fumio, Furusawa Takeshi, Sato Masahide, Suzuki Noboru	microcapsule zinc porphyrin photosynthesis	12-f	43
11:15– 11:30	A104	Determination of solidification condition of organic silica exhibiting pronounced water-repellency (NIT Fukushima) *Endo Yuya, Kurumada Kenichi	organic silica water-repellency thermal decomposition	12-a	12
11:30– 11:45	A105	Production of K-alum crystals by semi-bath cooling crystallization (Niigata U.) *Kaidu Rika, Saito Tetsu, Mikami Takashi	Semibatch cooling K-alum Mono-disperse crystals	12-g	3
11:45– 12:00	A106	Fabrication of CNT-based sensor device functionalized by membrane protein complex (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Hosokawa Akane, Shimada Yuichiro, Nii Daisuke, Tomo Tatsuya, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Carbon nanotube peptide aptamer protein complex	12-i	64
12:00– 12:50		Lunch break
(12:50–14:05) (Chair: Shono Atsushi)
12:50– 13:05	A111	Surface modification of SiO₂ nanoparticles by polyethyleneimine-oleic acid complex and their composite formation through wet processing (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Morita Seitaro, Tatami Junichi, Iijima Motoyuki	Composites Nanoparticles Dispersion	12-a	55
13:05– 13:20	A112	Formation condition of micropore in alkylated organic silica by pyrolytic decomposition of non-polar groups (NIT Fukushima) *Yamakawa Takaaki, Umemoto Syo, Kurumada Kenichi	organic silica pyrolytic decomposition micropore	12-a	13
13:20– 13:35	A113	Zeolite coating on the magnetic nanoparticles (Yamagata U.) *Takase Y., Kimata M., Hasegawa M.	Zeolite Magnetite Nano particle	12-c	32
13:35– 13:50	A114	Effect of amphiphilic dispersing solvent in surface hydrophobization of hydrophilic inorganic nanoparticles (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Fukushima) *Igarashi T., Yamauchi N., Kurumada K.	nanoparticle surfacce hydrophobization dispersibility	12-c	18
13:50– 14:05	A115	Development of the measurement of supersaturations used on a batch cooling operation (Niigata U.) *Ikarashi Yuta, Mikami Takashi	Batch Cooling Crystallization Supersaturation K-alum	12-g	4
14:05– 14:15		Break
(14:15–15:30) (Chair: Kimata M.)
14:15– 14:30	A117	Fabrication and evaluation of amphiphobic nanocellulose film (Hirosaki U.) *Phanthong Patchiya, Guan Guoqing, Abudula Abuliti	Nanocellulose Amphiphobic surface Characterization	12-j	25
14:30– 14:45	A118	Control of stop-band wavelength of gel-immobilized colloidal photonic crystals by compression (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Naoi Yui, (NIMS) Sawada Tsutomu, (Yokohama Nat. U.) Kanai Toshimitsu	Colloidal Crystals Photonic Crystals Tunable Properties	12-m	95
14:45– 15:00	A119	Preparation of non-spherical inorganic microspheres in a W/O/W emulsion (Niigata U.) *Yamada H, Kimura I	silica emulsion non-spherical	12-k	79
15:00– 15:15	A120	Heat treatment condition to form micropores precisely template from phenyl groups in a matrix formed of siloxane bonds (NIT Fukushima) *Umemoto Sho, Yamakawa Takaaki, Kurumada Kenichi	phenylated silica pyrolytic decomposition micropore formation	12-a	11
15:15– 15:30	A121	Fabrication of Micrometer-Sized, Monodispersed Polymer Particles (NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Fukushima) *Obinata S., Yamauchi N., Kurumada K.	Soap-free Emulsion Polymerization Monodispersed Particles Micrometer-Sized Particles	12-c	7
Banquet
18:00– 20:00		Get-together
Hall B
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Environment (Student Award Oral)
(10:30–12:00) (Chair: Kaminoyama Meguru)
10:30– 10:45	B101	Water purification technology for emerging countries (Toyo U.) *Terakawa N., Keduka A., Sumino T.	water purification process emerging countries nitrification	13-a	33
10:45– 11:00	B102	The breeding process of the biocathode in microbial fuel cell (Niigata U.) *Watanabe K., Sinohara Y., Komatu H., Tajima H., Yamagiwa K.	Microbial fuel cell Biocathode Wastewater treatment	13-b	39
11:00– 11:15	B103	Assessment of temperature and coexisting elements for plactical application of a removal process of boron using Ettringite (Waseda U.) *Muto Kenichi, Maeda Motoki, Hobo Shungo, Tokoro Chiharu, (Sumitomo Metal Mining Co.) Tanaka Yoshiyuki	Ettringite Boron Hot spring water	13-b	72
11:15– 11:30	B104	Heterogeneous reaction of SO₂ with Ca dissolved in aqueous solutions of organic acids (Gunma U.) *Matsumoto Chisaki, Takei Manabu, Harano Azuchi	Desulfurization Organic Acid Raman Spectroscopy	13-f	82
11:30– 11:45	B105	Investigation of optimum heating conditions for cobalt recovery from spent lithium-ion battery (Waseda U.) *Horiuchi Kengo, Tokoro Chiharu, Owada Shuji, (JX Mining&Metals) Usui Shojiro	Lithium-ion battery Recycling Physical separation	13-e	48
11:45– 12:00	B106	Evaluation of biofilm formation in anammox bacteria using suspended particle method (Toyo U.) *Mikai M., Tabata R., Sumino T.	Nitrogen treatment anammox Suspended particle method	13-b	19
12:00– 12:50		Lunch break
(12:50–14:05) (Chair: Matsuda Hiroyuki)
12:50– 13:05	B111	Efects of initial dye and microbial concentration on aerobic decolorization rate of azo dye (Niigata U.) *Yamazaki Y., Sakazume K., Komatsu H., Tajima H., Yamagiwa K.	azo dye Acid Orange 7 activated sludge	7-a	75
13:05– 13:20	B112	High-rate denitrification of wastewater containing high nitrate using denitrifying biofilm. (Toyo U.) *Keduka A., Terakawa N., Sumino T., (Richo Kyosan) Kurokawa Y.	Denitrification waste water biofilm	13-b	21
13:20– 13:35	B113	Treatment of nitrate contaminated groundwater by a MFC equipped with denitrifying biocathode (Gunma U.) *Suzuki T., Sunaga Y., Kubota K., Watanabe T.	Microbial Fuel Cells Denitrification Groundwater	13-a	83
13:35– 13:50	B114	Effect of molecular structure of azo dye on the biological decolorization rate (Niigata U.) *Sakazume K., Yamazaki Y., Komatsu H., Tajima H., Yamagiwa K.	azo dye biologial decolorization	13-b	41
13:50– 14:05	B115	Improvement of mutual separation of Pt(IV)/Fe(III) from HCl solution by solvent extraction (Waseda U.) *Maeda Motoki, (AIST) Narita Hirokazu, (Waseda U.) Tokoro Chiharu, (AIST) Tanaka Mikiya	platinum solvent extraction amine-type extractant	4-f	23
14:05– 14:15		Break
(14:15–15:30) (Chair: Yoshimi Yasuo)
14:15– 14:30	B117	Nitrification of wastewater containig low ammonia under low temperature. (Toyo U.) *Takei Atsushi, Maeda Misato, Hosoda Keisuke, Tamura Aya, Jia Quan-Lin, Sumino Tatsuo	nitrification low temperature low concentrations of ammonia	13-b	34
14:30– 14:45	B118	Power generation by microbial fuel cell with packed bed cathode (Niigata U.) *Shinohara Y., Watanabe K., Komatsu H., Tajima H., Yamagiwa K.	microbial fuel cell wastewater treatment biocathode	13-b	67
14:45– 15:00	B119	Characteristics of phosphorus in a waste biomass during a gasification process (Gunma.U.) *Kobayashi H., Kubota K., Watanabe T.	gasification phosphorus biomass	13-e	89
15:00– 15:15	B120	Construction of Remediation Process of Bauxite Residue by Sulfuric Acid Leaching and Bipolar-membrane Electrodialysis (Waseda U.) *Kishida M, Harato T, Tokoro C, Owada S	Bauxite Residue(Red Mud) Bipolar-membrane Electrodialysis in-situ remediation	13-e	50
15:15– 15:30	B121	Effects of medium size and airflow rate on the treatment performance of aerated constructed wetlands treating dye-containing wastewater (Niigata U.) *Sato K., Komatsu H., Tajima H., Yamagiwa K.	wastewater treatment constructed wetland airflow rate	13-b	40
15:30– 15:45		Break
Special Lecture, The Researcher Invited Lecture, Student Award Ceremony
15:45– 16:40	B123	[Special Lecture] Activation of community and reduction of CO₂ emission through cooperation among industry, government, academia and citizen (Gunma U.) Takarada Takayuki	climate stabilization community activation industry-government-academia	14-e	118
16:40– 16:45		Break
16:45– 17:40	B125	[Invited Lecture] Systematic material design using biomolecules (Tokyo Tech U.) Tamaki Takanori	organism molecule functional design system design	7-a	119
17:40– 17:55		Student awards ceremony
Hall C
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Energy (Student Award Oral)
(10:30–12:00) (Chair: Yamanaka S.)
10:30– 10:45	C101	Enhancement of mass transfer in vanadium redox flow battery by using porous materials (Gunma U.) *Yoshida Takuya, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	Porous material Vanadium redox flow battery Mass transfer	9-e	98
10:45– 11:00	C102	Preparation of tungsten-carbon alloy catalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction (Gunma U.) *Yamada K., Kondo M., Maie T., Ishii T., Ozaki J.	hydrogen evolution reaction carbon alloy tungsten carbide	9-e	78
11:00– 11:15	C103	CuO nanowire@Co₃O₄ ultrathin nanosheet core/shell Array: An effective catalyst for water electrolysis (Hirosaki U.) *Li Xiumin, Guan Guoqing, Abudula Abuliti	CuO@Co3O4 Water electrolysis Hydrogen production	11-a	26
11:15– 11:30	C104	Catalyic activity of Pd nanoparticles supported on TiO₂-CNF for formic acid oxidation (Gunma U.) *Nishio Y., Ishitobi H., Nakagawa N.	Direct formic acid fuell cell Carbon nanofiber Electrocatalyst	9-e	100
11:30– 11:45	C105	Application of sulfonated carbon to anode and cathode catalyst layers of polymer electrolyte fuel cells (Tokyo city U.) *Matsumoto Kazuki, Take Tetsuo	Polymer electrolyte fuel cell Sulfonated carbon Catalyst layer	9-e	81
11:45– 12:00	C106	The effect of nitrogen concentration in TECNF for methanol oxidation reaction activity (Gunma U.) *Takamizawa Masato, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi, Ishitobi Hirokazu	Direct methanol Fuel cell Nitrogen doping Catalytic activity	9-e	99
12:00– 12:50		Lunch break
Reaction Engineering (Student Award Oral)
(12:50–14:05) (Chair: Seshimo Masahiro)
12:50– 13:05	C111	Influence of nitrogen and boron doping of the carbon support on a catalystic activity of nickel for benzene hydrogenation (Gunma U.) *Kitamura Hiroki, Hasegawa Seiya, Sasaki Chiaki, Ishii T., Ozaki J.	hydrogenation nickel carbon	5-a	70
13:05– 13:20	C112	Oxygen reduction activity of carbon alloy catalysts prepared with metal-phthalocyanines (Gunma U.) *Hamano M., Maie T., Ishii T., Ozaki J.	carbon alloy oxygen reduction reaction	11-a	76
13:20– 13:35	C113	Highly Efficient Suzuki-Miyaura Coupling Reaction with Ni-Zn Hydroxy Double Salt-Intercalated [Pd(OH)₄]^2- Complex Catalyst (Chiba U.) *Shimada M., Hara T., Ichikuni N., Shimazu S.	Ni-Zn hydroxy double salt Anion exchange intercalation	5-a	17
13:35– 13:50	C114	Hydrogen production via formic acid decomposition over molybdenum carbide catalyst (Hirosaki U.) *Cao Ji, Guan Guoqing, Abudula Abuliti	Formic acid Molybdenum carbide Hydrogen production	5-a	27
13:50– 14:05	C115	Preparation and characterization of a film model carbon alloy catalyst: a detailed surface study (GUNMA.U.) *Miyamoto M., Ishii T., Ozaki J.	CARBON ALLOY PEFC film	9-f	92
14:05– 14:15		Break
(14:15–15:30) (Chair: Hara T.)
14:15– 14:30	C117	An explanation of the enhanced activity of carbon black for oxygen reduction reaction by doping of born and nitrogen (GunmaU.) *Negishi J., Narizuka K., (Gunma U.) Maie T., Kannari N., Ishii T., Ozaki J.	carbon alloy oxygen reduction reaction	11-a	88
14:30– 14:45	C118	Membrane reactor for ammonia decomposition in the low temperature and high purity hydrogen recovery (Utsunomiya U.) *Oshima Atsushi, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu	Ammonia Palladium Membrane reactor	5-d	93
14:45– 15:00	C119	Direct growth and structural control of graphene films on dielectric substrates by etching-precipitation method (Waseda U.) *Akiba Sachie, (formerly U. Tokyo) Kosaka Masaki, (Waseda U.) Hasegawa Kei, Noda Suguru	graphene crystal growth dry-etching	5-h	46
15:00– 15:15	C120	Removal of the Water Insoluble Odor Using Non-thermal Plasma (Gunma U.) *Honma Josuke, Mitsui Sayaka, Harasawa Nozomi, Matsumoto Chisaki, Harano Azuchi	Corona Discharge Odor Plasma	5-c	1
15:15– 15:30	C121	Preparation of Carbon-supported Ni-Ru catalyst for Methylcyclohexane Dehydrogenation (Tokyo U. Sci) *Yamaguchi Akane, Naya Masakazu, Shimada Yuichiro, (newenergy-laboratory) Saito Yasukazu, (Tokyo U. Sci) Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	Dehydrogenation Catalyst Methylcyclohexane	9-e	85
Hall D
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Seperation Process (Student Award Oral)
(10:30–12:00) (Chair: Sakai Mikio)
10:30– 10:45	D101	Separation of binary VOC vapor by ionic liquid membranes (Tokyo tech.) *Ishikawa Daiki, Kamiya Tomoki, Ito Akira	ionic liquid liquid membrane volatile organic compounds	4-a	35
10:45– 11:00	D102	Improvement of FAU-type zeolite membrane performance for dehydration (Waseda U. School of Adv. Sci. and Eng./Waseda Res. Inst. Science and Engineering/JST-CREST) Matsukata Masahiko, (Waseda U. School of Adv. Sci. and Eng.) *Nomura Ryunosuke, Seshimo Masahiro	FAU-type zeolite Membrane Dehydration	4-a	52
11:00– 11:15	D103	Continuous enrichment of acetic acid aqueous solution by high- silica chabazite membrane (Utsunomiya U.) *Kikuchi Y., Sato T., (AIST) Hasegawa Y., (Utsunomiya U.) Itoh N.	CHA zeolite membrane dehydration acetic acid	4-a	91
11:15– 11:30	D104	Analysis of fouling mechanism in concentration of cheese whey by membrane distillation (Tokyo tech.) *Kamiya Tomoki, Kayama Mutsuki, (Osaka U.) Hirota Yuichiro, (Tokyo tech.) Ito Akira	Membrane distillation Whey Fouling mechanism	4-a	14
11:30– 11:45	D105	Control of zeolitic pore size for silicalite-1 powder with carbon deposition (Waseda U.) Sakai M., *Tomaki K., (Waseda U./ Adv. Res. Inst. Sci. and Eng., Waseda University/ JST-CREST) Matsukata M.	silicalite-1 membrane zeolite carbon deposition	4-a	51
11:45– 12:00	D106	High-density Lattice-shaped Microchannel Networks for Continuous Separation of Microparticles (Chiba U.) *Yanai Takuma, Yamada Masumi, Seko Wataru, Seki Minoru	Particle Separation Lattice-shaped Microchannel Cell Sorting	4-i	96
12:00– 13:05		Lunch break
Particles/Fluids Process (Student Award Oral)
(13:05–14:05) (Chair: Honma S.)
13:05– 13:20	D112	Effect of fluid viscosity on power consumption and gas-liquid mass transfer in an aerated stirred vessel (Yokohama Nat.U.) *Ishigaki Masaki, Misumi Ryuta, Nishi Kazuhiko, Kaminoyama Meguru	gas-liquid mass transfer aerated stirred vessel fluid viscosity	2-b	36
13:20– 13:35	D113	Lagrangian simulation of melting metal due to radiation heat flux (Sch. Eng. U. Tokyo) *Takabatake Kazuya, (U. Tokyo) Sakai Mikio	the MPS method heat transfer radiation heat flux	2-a	56
13:35– 13:50	D114	Fabrication of monodisperse microbubbles using glass capillary microfluidic devices (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Matsuo A., Kanai T.	Microbubble Microfluidics	2-e	42
13:50– 14:05	D115	Study on mechanism of mixing promotion by aeration based on bubbles pass route and liquid flow state of plastic fluid in a stirred vessel (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Nakahara Hikari, Misumi Ryuta, Nishi Kazuhiko, Kaminoyama Meguru	Plastic fluid Mixing with aeration Flow state	2-b	38
14:05– 14:15		Break
(14:15–15:00) (Chair: Honma S.)
14:15– 14:30	D117	Characteristics and Visualization of Atomization using Air-Assisted Atomizer (Tokyo U. Sci) *Onishi Manabu, Naya Masakazu, Shimada Yuichiro, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	atomization Visualization spray	2-e	86
14:30– 14:45	D118	Significant increase of specific surface area by simply adding water into the grinding product (Muroran Inst. Tech) *Urushido Y., Yamanaka S., Kanda Y., Fujimoto T., Kuga Y.	nano-grinding water addition solubility	2-f	53
14:45– 15:00	D119	Effects of impeller speed and vessel size on particle collisions with impeller blade in a solid-liquid stirred vessel (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Tomura S., Misumi R., Nishi K., Kaminoyama M.	Solid-liquid mixing Particle collisions Scale-up	2-b	47
Hall E
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Biochemical Engineering (Student Award Oral)
(10:30–12:00) (Chair: Yamauchi N.)
10:30– 10:45	E101	Development of protein refolding method using electric field (Gunma U.) *Hatakeyama Takuya, Shioda Chikae, Takisawa Yuki, Takahashi Shunsuke, Oshige Masahiko, Katsura Shinji	protein refolding electric field	7-a	74
10:45– 11:00	E102	Mechanism identification of substrate inhibition of Sortase A mutants and improvement of mutations (Tokyo U.) *Hatakeyama M., Hirakawa H., Nagamune T.	enzyme substrate inhibition mutation	7-a	20
11:00– 11:15	E103	Preparation of seamless microcapsules using electrospray (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Yoshimitsu Akane, (Kobe U.) Takahashi Tomoki, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Shimada Yuichiro, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	electrospray seamless microcapsule O/W emulsion	12-f	61
11:15– 11:30	E104	Regulation of Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Agar Gel composited with Calcium Alginate (Nihon.U.) *Kinoshita Saki, Ishigami toru, Tao Kei, Imai Masanao	Agar gel Calcium alginate Mechanical properties	12-l	8
11:30– 11:45	E105	Adsorption and desorption properties of proteins on carbon black (Gunma U.) *Kikuchi R., Matsui M., Ozaki J.	carbon proteins adsorption	4-e	87
11:45– 12:00	E106	Correlation between the growth activity and the dielectric properties of animal cells exposed to various stress. (Gunma U.) *Furusawa N., Hakoda M.	dielectrophoresis	7-c	65
12:00– 12:50		Lunch break
(12:50–14:05) (Chair: Shimada Y.)
12:50– 13:05	E111	Direct single-molecule observations of reaction processes between DNA and DNA metabolic enzymes (Gunma U.) *Takahashi S., Kawasaki S., (Toyohashi U.) Kurita H., (REKEN) Mizuno T., (AIST) Matsuura S-I., (Toyohashi U.) Mizuno A., (Gunma U.) Oshige M., Katsura S.	single-molecule observations Single-stranded DNA Micro-flow channel	7-b	71
13:05– 13:20	E112	Bone regeneration promoting effect by CMC non-woven / Calcium phosphate composite sheets (Grad. Sch. Med., U. Tokyo) *Qi Pan, (Grad. Sch. Eng., U. Tokyo) Ohba Shinsuke, (Asahi Kasei Fibers) Hara yuichi, Fuke Masaya, (Grad. Sch. Med., U. Tokyo) Ito Taichi	carboxymethyl cellulose calcium phosphate bone regeneration	7-e	24
13:20– 13:35	E113	Fabrication of Vascular Tissues by Using Silicone Channels Embedding Inorganic Salts (Chiba U.) *Kinoshita Keita, Iwase Masaki, Yamada Masumi, Seki Minoru	Vascular Alginate hydrogel PDMS	7-e	90
13:35– 13:50	E114	Analysis of bacterium isolated from used soluble cutting oil and it's tolerance toward pulsed-discharge plasma treatment (Gunma U.) *Hirosawa Makoto, Tanino Takanori, Makita Kouhei, Ohshima Takayuki	pulsed-discharge plasma inactivation Bacillus barbaricus	7-g	97
13:50– 14:05	E115	Development of immobilization technique for circular DNA (Sch. of Sci. and Tech., Gunma U.) *Hayashi K., Kishi K., Takahashi S., Oshige M., Katsura S.	DNA immobilization circular DNA protein expression	7-i	66
14:05– 14:15		Break
Supercritical Fluids (Student Award Oral)
(14:15–15:15) (Chair: Shimoyama Y.)
14:15– 14:30	E117	Extraction of grape seed oil from grape seeds using supercritical carbon dioxide (Nihon U.) *Sugiura Hirosuke, Koitabashi Kenta, Matsuda Hiroyuki, Kurihara Kiyofumi, Tochigi Katsumi	grape seed oil Supercritical carbon dioxide entrainer	8-c	73
14:30– 14:45	E118	Forming of polymers with using mixtures of CO₂ and N₂ as forming agent (Tokyo U. Sci) *Tanaka Shuhei, Shimada Yuichiro, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	CO2/N2 forming simulation	8-e	60
14:45– 15:00	E119	Preparation of solid dispersions of poorly water-soluble drugs using the melting point depression by high-pressure carbon dioxide (Tokyo U.Sci.) *Sawada Aya, Naya Masakazu, Shimada Yuichiro, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	solid dispersion amorphization Carbon dioxide	8-e	63
15:00– 15:15	E120	Estimation of Melting Point Depression of Organic Compounds by High-Pressure Carbon Dioxide (Tokyo U. Sci) *Yanagida Masaya, Shimada Yuichiro, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Carbon dioxide Melting Point Depression Drug	8-b	45

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SCEJ Regional Meeting in Kiryu (2015)

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