21st SCEJ Students Meeting in Tokyo (2019): Hall program

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Most recent update: 2020-02-19 14:33:50

Hall A
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	A01	Development of cyanoacrylate hollow particles fabricated by ultrasonically generated microbubbles (U.Yamagata) *Watanabe Kento, Yuyama Shoki, Makuta Toshinori	Microbubble Cyanoacrylate Hollow particle	12-f	80
9:42– 9:54	A02	Observation of Reaction Kinetics of Esterification Reaction on a Self-Assembled Monolayer Surface by Surface-Enhanced Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy (NIT Tokyo) *Ohtake Yuto, Wakamatsu Syuto, Ito Mikio	Surface-Enhanced Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy Reaction Kinetics Surface Reaction	12-a	30
9:54– 10:06	A03	Fabricatiion of mixed suger alcohol microcaosules for reduction the waste heat (U.Yamagata) *Hatakeyama W., Matukage R., Makuta T.	Phase-change materials Microcapusules Suder alcohol	12-f	93
10:06– 10:18	A04	Reproduction of Unique Colors of the Glazes Used in Mashiko Pottery by an Electric Furnace (Tokyo Tech HS) *Koiso Hiroki, Funashiro Kaito, Narita Akira	Mashiko Glazes Climbing Kiln	12-m	87
10:18– 10:30	A05	Investigation of Effect of Surface Orientation on Local Structure of Self-AssembledMonolayers Absorbed on Gold Single Crystal Surfaces (NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Tsuchihata Eiji, Muroga Takuya, Matsushita Yuki, Ito Mikio	Self-Assembled Monolayer Gap-Mode Raman Spectroscopy Molecular Structure	12-a	32
10:30– 10:42	A06	Simulation of Droplet Shape under Electric Field (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Mizutani Yuta, (Tokyo U. Sci) Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Electrostatic atomization Finite Element Method Simulation	12-l	84
10:42– 10:50	Break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:50– 11:02	A08	Production of ibuprofen crystal coating with sugar produced by hydrothermal decomposition of polysaccharides (Chuo U.) *Osone Ryo, Tanaka Ryuta, Sakabe Junichi, Funazukuri Toshitaka	Hydrothermal Ibuprofen Coating with sugar	12-g	120
11:02– 11:14	A09	Solvent vapor detection using environmental responsive molecule and MOF. (NIT Tokyo) *Kudou K., Yamada N., Ide T.	MOF solvatochromism fluorescent molecule	12-j	82
11:14– 11:26	A10	Effect of the Hydrocarbong Group on Detergency of Surfactant (Mito first HS) Koizumi Yuki	Detergency Surfactant Micelle	12-b	124
11:26– 11:38	A11	Dispersion of Anionic Poorly Water-soluble Drug using Cationic Polymer (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Matsuoka Yasue, Matsuoka Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Ion Complex Poorly water-soluble drug Drug Delivery System	12-j	78
11:38– 11:50	A12	Obstruction of water permeation into cementitious solid matrix by one-step surface hydrophobization (NIT Fukushima) *Arakawa F., Matsuyama T., Kurumada K., Midorikawa T.	cementitious matrix obstructed water permeation surface hydrophobization	12-a	106
11:50– 12:02	A13	Evaluation of drug permeability for pH-responsive hydrogels used as a drug delivery device (Hosei U.) *Yamada Kengo, Idota Naokazu, Yamashita Akihiro	pH-responsive hydrogel drug-delivery-system	12-e	98
12:02– 12:14	Lunch break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )
13:00– 13:12	A19	Synthesis of monodisperse cationic polymer nanospheres in emulsion polymerization (Tohoku U.) *Murakami M., Nakazawa H., Ishii H., Nagao D.	monodisperse polymer nanosphere emulsion polymerization surfactant	12-d	75
13:12– 13:24	A20	Study on surface area of metal (H.S.Tochigi) Umeyama T., Igarashi R., Kawamura H., Kobayashi I., Abe T.	surface area	12-m	67
13:24– 13:36	A21	Anti-solvent crystallization of sodium chloride crystals (NIT Suzuka) *Shimoda K, Funakoshi K	Anti-solvent sodium chloride agglomeration crystals	12-g	113
13:36– 13:48	A22	Fabrication of flexible nanocomposite films incorporating luminescent silica nanoparticles (Tohoku U.) *Maeda Y., Kanazawa J., Ishii H., Nagao D.	nanocomposite film flexible luminescent	12-j	88
13:48– 14:00	A23	Developments of novel optical resolution methods combined with polymorphism and preferential crystallization (NIT Suzuka) *Naito S., Funakoshi K.	polymorphs preferential crystallization glutamic acid	12-g	51
14:00– 14:12	A24	Research of underwater soap bubble (Nirasaki High Scool) koseki kouta	Underwater soap bubble Surfactants	12-a	114
14:12– 14:20	Break
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena, Systems, information, and simulation technologies, Electronics, Wide area
(14:20–15:44) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:20– 14:32	A26	Survey on Young Student¡Çs Awareness of Exotic Plants ¶ (Yamanashieiwa HS) Sakajiri Hana, Kato Kaoruko	Exotic plants Environmental education Invasive species	14-c	53
14:32– 14:44	A27	Influence of the capacitance of Birnessite-type MnO2 containing with Co complexes by light irradiation (Kanto-gakuin U.) *Kikuchi Syun, (Kanto-gakuinUniv) Kurokawa Yuta, (Kanto-Gakuin U.) Tomono Kazuaki	Co complex Layered Mn Oxide Capacitance	11-a	34
14:44– 14:56	A28	Supercooling phenomenon of soft drinks (H.Takaokaminami) Nakada R., Yabusita Y., *Nakayama S., Ichino H., Kyougaku M., Fujii E.	supercooling soft drinks	12-b	62
14:56– 15:08	A29	Morphology control of NaCl crystal particle produced from levitated micro-droplet (Gunma U.) *Ishikura Moeka, Harano Azuchi	Levitated fine droplet Electrodynamic balance Morphology control	12-i	1
15:08– 15:20	A30	Machine learning for the estimation of process variables (TUAT) *Ukawa Chinatsu, Yamashita Yoshiyuki	Machine Learning Process Monitoring Artificial Intelligence	6-f	74
15:20– 15:32	A31	Observational method for gelation with vanishing megascopic flowability (NIT Fukushima) *Ono R., Otaki K., Kurumada K., Ue H.	gelation vanishing megascopic flowability observational methot	12-e	100
15:32– 15:44	A32	In situ observation of gelation with vanishing megascopic flowability (NIT Fukushima) *Otaki K., Ono R., Kurumada K., Ue H.	gelation flowability in situ observation	12-e	101
Hall B
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Separation processes
(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	B01	Analysis of filtration characteristics of O/W emulsion using ceramic UF membrane (YNU) *Suenaga Takeshi, Nakamura Kazuho, Wakui Kenji	membrane filtration gel-polarization O/W emulsion	4-a	23
9:42– 9:54	B02	Study of porous carbonate powder supporting metal salt. (Komaba Toho High.) Koyano S., Sato S., *Tsuchiya R., Ishida K., Niu P. H., Matsuoka M.	porous material hydrolysis neodymium magnet	4-e	66
9:54– 10:06	B03	Relationship between distribution characteristics of solute on solid surface and Hansen solubility parameter using HPLC (YNU) *Nishida Takatoshi, Nakamura Kazuho	Hansen solubility parameter High performance liquid chromatography Distribution ratio	4-e	40
10:06– 10:18	B04	Fabrication of carbon-zeolite aerogel by supercritical drying application for CO2 battery electrode (Tokyo Tech) *Kondo S, Kunanusont N, Shimoyama Y	supercritical drying carbon-zeolite aerogel CO2 battery	2-f	122
10:18– 10:30	B05	The research on the adsorptive condition of copper(¶)ion with the use of ephippia (Mizusawa high school) Oyama A., Oikawa S., Kanno N., Haneishi N., Takahashi K.	adsorption copper(¶)ion ephippia	4-e	12
10:30– 10:42	B06	Mass transfer characteristics of mono-/di-saccharides through a nanostructural-designed calcium alginate membrane with molecular-sieving ability (NIT Oyama) *Yoshida Kaito, Kashima Keita, (Nihon U.) Imai Masanao	membrance separation calcium alginate oligosaccharides	4-a	42
10:42– 10:50	Break
Biochemical engineering
(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:50– 11:02	B08	Design of enzymatic micro tubular reactor for enantio selective synthesis of (S)-ibuprofen (Tokyo U.Sci) *Mitsuya Ruri, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	Lipase Microreactor ibuprofen	7-i	94
11:02– 11:14	B09	(withdrawn)		100	28
11:14– 11:26	B10	Influence of intermittent infusion of dialysate on solute permeability in aqueous evaluation system (Hosei.U.) Yamashita Akihiro, *Watabnabe Masaya, Kakee Toshiki, Idota Naokazu	Dialysis Filtration Permeability	7-e	97
11:26– 11:38	B11	(withdrawn)		100	76
11:38– 11:50	B12	Purification and optimization of reacting temperature for a cow milk-clotting protease produced by a lactic acid bacterium (Sakushin High School) Ichimura Asuna, Katayama Syogo, Sugai Yuri, Takeda Atae, *Narusawa Makoto	Protease Purification Temperature	7-h	70
11:50– 12:02	B13	Analysis of H⁺ transport mechanism of F_oF₁-ATP synthase using C₁₀ ring with hetero cE56D mutations (NIT Numazu) *Ohta Sumie, (NIT Ube) Takashima Hikaru, Shigefuji Yuto, (NIT Numazu) Mitome Noriyo	FoF1-ATP synthase proton pump molecular motor	7-b	24
12:02– 12:14	Lunch break
Separation processes, Fluid & particle processing
(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )
13:00– 13:12	B19	Adsorption removal of nitrate ions performed by calcium alginate membrane immobilizing activated carbon (NIT Oyama) *Teshima Kouta, Kashima Keita, (NIT Fukushima) Hagiri Masahide, (Nihon U.) Imai Masanao	calcium alginate activated carbon nitrate ion	4-a	45
13:12– 13:24	B20	Stable extraction of Coumarin (Kofu minami high school) Ozawa Yu, Amemiya Yoshimasa, Izumi Yui, Iyori Mai, Terada Hidetoshi, Hayashi Rikako, Hirashima Kojiro, Yonenaga Daichi	extraction fluorescence spectrum	4-f	21
13:24– 13:36	B21	PIV measurements of flow velocity distributions ahead of and behind rotating blades in different sized stirred tanks (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Morikawa S., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M.	mixing scale-up PIV	2-b	37
13:36– 13:48	B22	Effects of experimental conditions on energy consumption in the concentration of lactic acid by electrodialysis (NIT Ichinoseki) *Uemura Toshiki, Sato Kazuhisa	electrodialysis lactic acid concentration	4-a	103
13:48– 14:00	B23	Estimation of Just Suspended Impeller Speed for Mixed Slurries in a Stirred Tank (Tokyo U. . Sci) *Kobayashi Hiromichi, Naya Kazumasa, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	Mixing Liquid-solid agitation Particle suspension	2-b	90
14:00– 14:12	B24	High-speed video measurements of hydrogen and oxygen micro bubble formation behavior in alkaline water electrolyzer (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Kojima Y., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M., Mitsushima S.	hydrogen bubble alkaline water electrolysis mass transfer	2-a	36
14:12– 14:20	Break
Biochemical engineering
(14:20–15:44) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:20– 14:32	B26	Genetic analysis of Genji firefly (Southern Alps group) and determination of distribution area (Nirasaki High Scool) Yokoguchi Yoshika	Luciola cruciata ND5 gene mitichondrial DNA	7-d	41
14:32– 14:44	B27	Morphological comparison of MC3T3-E1 cultured on the various material (NIT Suzuka) *Saka M, Ogawa A, Sato R, Terashita A, Kuroda D, (TUT) Nagai M	biomaterial adhesion MC3T3-E1	7-e	2
14:44– 14:56	B28	A study of Picea torano in Mt.Fuji forest (YamanashiEiwa high school) Gomi Manami, Nakagawa Haruna	Picea torano Soil creatures Soil science	7-g	50
14:56– 15:08	B29	The effct of the silane based coating on biofilm formation (NIT Suzuka) *Tahori A, (D&D) Ogawa A, (NIT Suzuka) Ogawa A, Yano M, (U.Fukui) Hirobe R, Terada S	biomaterial silane coating biofilm	7-e	9
15:08– 15:20	B30	Screening of long chain saturated fatty acid assimilating yeast. (Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Inomata Y., Kobayashi Y., Takesono S., (Tsukuba U.) Nakajima T., (Lab. of Tsukuba Env. Microb.) Shigeno T., (Niigata Inst. Tech.) Onodera M.	long chain saturated fatty acid Yeast	7-g	115
15:20– 15:32	B31	Effect of operational conditions on gas fermentation using biomass gasification gases. (Gunma U.) *Kanai H., Hideya S., Kuvota K., Watanabe T.	gas fermentation gasification biomass	9-c	119
15:32– 15:44	B32	The effect of licorice extract on biofilm formation (NIT Suzuka) *Kurokawa T, Ogawa A, Kanematsu H, (NUM) Bekh-Ochir D, Javzan B	biofilm licorice extract Staphylococcus epidermidis	7-h	11
Hall C
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering
(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	C01	Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium for Carbon Dioxide/Tetrapropoxysilane and Tetrabutoxysilane System (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Murakami Hiroki, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Carbon Dioxide Silicon Alkoxide	8-b	77
9:42– 9:54	C02	Liposome flow production with bio-adhesion using supercritical CO2 (Tokyo Tech) *Inoue K, Murakami Y, Shimoyama Y	supercritical carbon dioxide liposome flow production	8-c	121
9:54– 10:06	C03	Metal oxide addition to solid oxide fuel cell anodes for improved power generation performance (U. Tokyo) *Kayamori Taro, Tada Shohei, Kikuchi Ryuji, Kobayashi Yasukazu, Oyama S. Ted	Solid oxide fuel cell Anode Metal oxide	9-e	127
10:06– 10:18	C04	Effect of the Organic Solvent for Interfacial Tension of CO₂/PS system (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Ikeya Risa, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Interfacial tension Carbon dioxide Organic solvent	8-b	95
10:18– 10:30	C05	Lithium ion recovery from aqueous solution by capacitive deionization using redox flow electrodes (U. Tokyo) *Akiyama Daiki, Tada Shohei, Kikuchi Ryuji, Kobayashi Yasukazu, Oyama S. Ted	Capacitive deionization Flow electrode Lithium	9-a	128
10:30– 10:42	C06	Effect of transition-metal mixing on dehydration of magnesium hydroxide (Chiba U.) *Umetsu Takumi, Kurosawa Ryo, Ryu Junichi	Thermo-chemical Energy Storage Magnesium Hydroxide Mixed Hydroxide	9-b	22
10:42– 10:50	Break
Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering
(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:50– 11:02	C08	Foaming Behavior of Polystyrene with CO₂ + N₂ mixed gas (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Fujita Rie, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto	Polymeric foam Carbon Dioxide Nitrogen	8-e	79
11:02– 11:14	C09	Improved current of vanadium redox flow battery by electron beam-irradiated electrode (Gunma U.) *Doki Honoka, Oba Kosuke, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Yamamoto Syunya, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	vanadium redox flow battery electron beam-irradiation electrode material activation	9-e	25
11:14– 11:26	C10	Development of double tube reactor for dehydrogenation of Methylcyclohexane using Pt catalyst (Tokyo U.Sci) *Takami Yuki, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi, (newenergy-laboratory) saito yasukazu	Methylcyclohexane dehydrogenation Pt catalyst	9-e	92
11:26– 11:38	C11	Effects of ligand density of packed particles on retention factor in supercritical fluid chromatography (Chuo U.) *Shinozaki S., Yonezawa K., Onodera N., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.	Retention factor Supercritical fluid chromatography Ligand density	8-c	86
11:38– 11:50	C12	Study on preparation method of PtRu/RGO catalyst (Gunma U.) *Dejima Kenta, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	graphene oxide fuel cell electrocatalyst	9-e	27
11:50– 12:02	C13	Measurement of diffusion coefficients of piperine and astaxanthin in supercritical carbon dioxide by chromatographic impulse response method (Chuo U.) *Inagaki Mami, Sakabe Junichi, Funazukuri Toshitaka, (Shizuoka U.) Kong Chang Yi	Diffusion coefficient Supercritical carbon dioxide Food related materials	8-b	99
12:02– 12:14	Lunch break
Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering
(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )
13:00– 13:12	C19	Visualization of the diffraction phenomenon of the sound (Nirasaki High Scool) Takahashi Hibiki	Sound Diffraction Visualization	14-e	59
13:12– 13:24	C20	Study on pretreatment technique enabling supercritical fluid deposition of copper films onto the polymer surface. (U.Tokyo) *Tsuchida Tetsuya, Fujita Shotaro, Deura Momoko, (Tokyo Tech) Shimoyama Yusuke, (U.Tokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro, Momose Takeshi	supercritical fluid metal deposition surface modification	8-d	38
13:24– 13:36	C21	Research of resonance in the stairway landings (Nirasaki High School) Kayaba Koudai, Itayama Yuta, Itou Hikaru, Mizo Kanata	Resonance Sound Stairway Landings	14-e	60
13:36– 13:48	C22	Analysis and electrochemical characterization of carbon electrodes for Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries (gunma U.) *Handa Yusuke, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	vanadium redox flow battery functional group carbon paper	9-e	52
13:48– 14:00	C23	Dehydration condensation of glucose catalyzed by hydrolytic enzyme in supercritical carbon dioxide (NIT Oyama) *Oda Kenshin, Kashima Keita	supercritical carbon dioxide dehydration condensation immobilized enzyme	8-d	44
14:00– 14:12	C24	Research on carbon nanodot ORR catalyst (Gunma U.) *Yamada Natsumi, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	oxygen reduction reaction graphene oxides fuel cell	9-e	26
14:12– 14:20	Break
Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering
(14:20–15:44) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:20– 14:32	C26	Surface hydrophobization of rice husk silica under super critical CO2 condition (NIT Fukushima) *Isoi Y., Aota R., Aoki T., Midorikawa T., Kurumada K.	surface hydrphobization rice husk super critical CO2	8-d	105
14:32– 14:44	C27	Effect of quantum beam Irradiation on the catalyst with TiO2 -containing carbon nanofiber support (Gunma U.) *Mitsuyoshi Toru, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Kakinuma Masaki, (QST) Koshikawa Hiroshi, Yamamoto Shunya, Yamaki Tetsuya, (Gunma U.) Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	Ion beam Irradiation Methanol oxidation Fuel cell	9-e	31
14:44– 14:56	C28	Recovery of antioxidants from strawberry leaf with supercritical carbon dioxide extraction (Utsunomiya U.) *Ikeya Yoshiro, Sato Takafumi, Nihei Ken-ichi, Itoh Naotsugu	Extraction Strawberry supercritical carbon dioxide	8-c	48
14:56– 15:08	C29	Effect of support materials on methanol synthesis by CO2 hydrogenation over supported Cu catalysts (U. Tokyo) *Yamamura Taihei, Tada Shohei, Kikuchi Ryuji, Kobayashi Yasukazu, Oyama S. Ted	Methanol CO2 hydrogenation Zirconia	9-a	129
15:08– 15:20	C30	Hydrothermal treatment of degradation product from spent fuel reprocessing process (NIT Hachinohe) *Kojima Yusei, Honma Tetuo, (JFNL) Horimai Tatuya, Anzai Kiyosi	DBP subcritical water Spent fuel	8-d	69
15:20– 15:32	C31	Development of hydrogen transportation and storage device using 2-propanol by electrochemical pump (Gunma U.) *Nagashima Takeru, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi	Electrochemical pump 2-Propanol Hydrogen transportation and storage	9-e	55
15:32– 15:44	C32	Control of growth crystal phase of iron oxide particles by hydrothermal treatment (Tohoku U.) *Watanabe Yuta, Yoko Akira, Seong Gimyeong, Tomai Takaaki, Adschiri Tadafumi	Hydrothermal treatment phase transformation seed particle	8-e	108
Hall D
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Chemical reaction engineering
(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	D01	Simulation study for reducing by-product and precursor recycle in SiC-CVD (U. Tokyo) *Oda Takumi, Otaka Yuhei, Sato Noboru, (IHI) Fukushima Yasuyuki, (U. Tokyo) Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, Shimogaki Yukihiro	SiC CVI By-product	5-h	10
9:42– 9:54	D02	Diversion of canal sediment (sludge) to catalyst (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Nishino K, Komidori C, *Shinkai R	Sludge Catalyst	5-a	7
9:54– 10:06	D03	Influence of defects in AlN buffer layer for epitaxial growth of GaN on Si substrates (U. Tokyo) *Soga T., Deura M., Momose T., (NFT) Yoda T., Takahashi H., Iyechika Y., Miyano K., Tsukui M., (U. Tokyo) Sugiyama M., Shimogaki Y.	GaN on Si AlN buffer MOVPE	5-h	64
10:06– 10:18	D04	Reduction of nitrobenzene with hydrogen utilizing metal catalyst supported on chitin extracted from Cambaroides japonicus (Takezono H.) *Hiasa K., Masuda S.	nitrobenzene catalytic hydrogenation chitin	5-a	68
10:18– 10:30	D05	Heterogeneous synthesis of levulinic acid from glucose in high-temperature and high-pressure water using zirconia as a catalyst (NIT Ichinoseki) *Chida Tsutomu, (NIT Okinawa) Fukumura Takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) Nikaido Mitsuru	Zirconia Levulinic acid Reaction Kinetics	5-a	13
10:30– 10:42	D06	(withdrawn)		100	72
10:42– 10:50	Break
Chemical reaction engineering
(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:50– 11:02	D08	Preparation of iron oxide encapsulated in Birdcage type zeolite from silica-coated iron oxide (Tokyo Tech) *Tsurusako Shuta, Oshima Shuto, Fujituka Hiroyasu, Tago Teruoki	silica-coated metal nanoparticle zeolite iron oxide	5-a	46
11:02– 11:14	D09	Continuous synthesis of solketal using a simulated moving bed chromatographic reactor (NIT Ichinoseki) *Nagasawa Ryo, Ono Yuya, (NIT Okinawa) Fukumura Takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) Sato Kazuhisa	Simulated moving bed Chromatographic reactor Solketal	5-d	49
11:14– 11:26	D10	Influence of catalyst and operation temperature on decomposition rate of hydrogen peroxide (Waseda U. Senior Highschool) Bashoumatsu Hideaki	reaction rate catalyst activation energy	5-a	112
11:26– 11:38	D11	Analysis on mechanism of orientation decision of fcc-TiAlN in thermal CVD (U. Tokyo) *Naito Fumiya, Hirabaru Tomoko, Yamaguchi Jun, (Kyocera) Kubo Hayato, (U. Tokyo) Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, (Kyocera) Tanibuchi Takahito, (U. Tokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro	CVD TiAlN cutting tool	5-h	65
11:38– 11:50	D12	Photocatalytic study of zinc oxide in organic solution (Mito first HS) Tsutusi Yoko	Photocatalyst Organic solution Cl radical	5-a	126
11:50– 12:02	D13	Synthesis of chemical hydride through electrolysis of water with hydrogen permeable palladium membrane electrode and structured catalyst (Utsunomiya U.) *Shimamura Hinaki, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu	Hydrogenation hydrogen permeable membrane electrolysis of water	5-e	54
12:02– 12:14	Lunch break
Fundamental properties, Thermal engineering
(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )
13:00– 13:12	D19	Influences of Additives on Melting Phenomena of Organic Compound Cryst als (NIT Suzuka) *Usami Y, Funakoshi K	organic crystals melting phenomena additives	1-b	110
13:12– 13:24	D20	Generation of metal mirror (Kofu minami high school) Nitsu Syuma, Shimizu Rintaro, Shiba Ayaka, Kobayashi Miku	metal mirror ascorbicacid	1-e	20
13:24– 13:36	D21	Isotope separation based on thermal diffusion phenomenon by microfluidic device (NIT Numazu) Oba Yoko, Morino Kohei, (Tokyo tech) Miyanaga Kazuhiko, (NIT Numazu) Kita Madoka	Thermal diffusion Microfluidic device Separation	3-e	58
13:36– 13:48	D22	Estimation of boiling and melting points by electronic state informatics (Ochanomizu U.) *Anda Yuko, Kuroki Nahoko, Mori Hirotoshi	Thermodynamic physical property estimation Machine learning Electronic structure theory	1-a	29
13:48– 14:00	D23	The application of Avogadro constant as the metal deterioration index (Mito first HS) Yanagida Yukiko	Avogadro deterioration NA	1-b	125
14:00– 14:12	D24	PVT relationship of Tetraalkoxysilanes (Tokyo U. Sci.) *Fujii Aki, Suzuki Hiroyuki, Matsukawa Hiroaki, aya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, (Nihon U.) Hoshina Takaaki, (UTM) Tsuji Tomoya, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Otake Katsuto	PVT relationship Tetraalkoxysilane	1-a	81
14:12– 14:20	Break
Chemical reaction engineering
(14:20–15:32) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:20– 14:32	D26	Reaction analysis of chemical looping methane reforming process using CeO₂ nanoparticles (Tohoku U.) *Kuroda Yusuke, Seong Gimyeong, Yoko Akira, Tomai Takaaki, Adschiri Tadafumi	methane reforming CeO2 nanoparticles Reaction analysis	5-a	102
14:32– 14:44	D27	Laccase/O₂-catalyzed oxidative polymerization of tyrosine on the dispersed vesicles (NIT Oyama) *Zaitsu Sota, Sakai Hiroshi, Kashima Keita	vesicle laccase oxidative polymerization	5-f	43
14:44– 14:56	D28	synthesis of azo dye (Nirasaki High School) Sasaki A.	azo dye	5-d	71
14:56– 15:08	D29	Photocatalytic degradation of methyl orange with high surface area TiO2-loaded alginate capsules (Utsunomiya U., Faculty of Eng.) *Hamada Takeshi, (Utsunomiya U., Graduate School of Eng.) Hayashi Kaito, Matsumoto Taki, Furusawa Takeshi	Photocatalytic degradation TiO2-loaded alginate capsules Methyl orange	5-f	39
15:08– 15:20	D30	The isolation of cellulolytic fungus (Nirasaki high school) Shirakura Kento	cellulose glucose Bio-ethanol	5-g	116
15:20– 15:32	D31	The study on the selective absorbent solid material for CO2 generated during biomass gasification and subsequent purification processes (Utsunomiya U., Faculty of Eng.) *Yamashita Ryo, (Utsunomiya U., Graduate School of Eng.) Inagawa Yoshito, Furusawa Takeshi	Biomass gasification CO2 selective absorbent solid material CO2 containing gas	5-g	17
Hall E
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Environmental engineering
(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )
9:30– 9:42	E01	Photo-Fenton reaction over Fe-zeolite catalyst for 1,4-dioxane degradation (Toho U.) *kikuti kouhei, konno hiroki	Fenton reaction Zeolite 1,4-Dioxane	13-b	15
9:42– 9:54	E02	Selective separation of metals in ceramic waste by using carbon reduction and chlorination (NIT Akita) *Sato Shinsuke, Nonaka Risehiro	Recovery Chlorination Ceramic waste	13-e	111
9:54– 10:06	E03	Suppression of the growth of green algae by tannic acid and irradiation of ultrasound wave (NIT Tokyo) Kawamori Yuka, Sato Kurumi, *Yokoyama Shoto, Shoji R	Green algae Eutrophicaton Lake water	13-a	123
10:06– 10:18	E04	Adsorptive removal of perfluorinated compounds by zeolitic imidazolate frameworks (toho U.) *yasuda kousuke, konno hiroki	Adsorption ZIFs PFCs	13-b	18
10:18– 10:30	E05	Recovery of simulated radioactive material in simulated contaminated water using volcanic ash (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Kawana Y	Radioactive Volcanic ash Contaminated water	13-f	6
10:30– 10:42	E06	Change of biodegradability of persistent organic matter by advanced oxidation process (YNU) *Hatano Yuta, Nakamura Kazuho, Wakui Kenji, Funaba Ryosuke	water treatment AOP BOD	13-b	57
10:42– 10:50	Break
Environmental engineering
(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )
10:50– 11:02	E08	mixture of red soil and waste gypsum board to prevent the elution of fertilizer of agricultural field (NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *sakurazawa yuhei, hirota kiri, suzuki mika, (Morioka Sangyo) morioka shuichi, kawamitsu hiroshi, (NIT Okinawa) fukumura takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) nikaido mitsuru, terui norifumi, (NIT Oita) sano hiroaki	red soil outflow gypsum board elution	13-f	61
11:02– 11:14	E09	Mineral Carbonation Process Using Electrodialysis (seikei U.) *Inagaki Tomonari, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro	mineral carbonation wollastonite electrodialysis	13-g	33
11:14– 11:26	E10	Evaluation of water retention and water absorption of Zr₆O₄(OH)₄(fumarate)₆ and its application to greening of desert (NIT Tokyo) Ishii T, Kurihara M, Shiroishi H	Zr$6$O$4$(OH)$4$(fumarate)$6$ greening of desert water retention	13-f	63
11:26– 11:38	E11	Carbon dioxide fixation via carbonation of concrete sludge (Seikei U.) *Tanaka Shunsuke, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe Masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro	mineral carbonation concrete sludge carbon dioxide fixation	13-g	89
11:38– 11:50	E12	Effects and effects on thermal decomposition of plastics due to differences in hydrotalcite (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Toritsuka M	Thermal decomposition Plastics Hydrotalcite	13-e	8
11:50– 12:02	E13	The preparation of water permeable material using scrapped FRP and evaluation of its performance (Tokyo U.Sci) *Kageyama Tatsuya, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi	FRP Porosity Permeability	13-e	91
12:02– 12:14	Lunch break
Environmental engineering
(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )
13:00– 13:12	E19	Effects of reaction conditions on decomposition of resins in carbon fiber reinforced plastics under hydrothermal conditions (Chuo U.) *Iketani T., Endo J., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.	hydrothermal CFRP recycling	13-e	104
13:12– 13:24	E20	Recovery of tantalum from tantalum capacitor by pyrolysis (Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Hachinohe S, Dodo W	Pyrolysis Tantalum	13-e	3
13:24– 13:36	E21	Relationship between fluorine elution amount and particle size from cyclone ash (NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *takeshita jumpei, suzuki mika, hirota kiri	fluorine granularity elution volume	13-c	16
13:36– 13:48	E22	Effects of reaction conditions on mass reduction ratio from polyurethane decomposition in aqueous basic solutions under hydrothermal conditions (Chuo U.) *Kikuchi M., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.	hydrothermal polyurethane aqueous basic solution	13-e	118
13:48– 14:00	E23	Decomposing detergent with floating weeds (Yamanashi Eiwa HS) Iwashita Ema, Shiota Iori, *Natori Nozomi	Spirodela Resistance Rhizosphere microorganisms	7-g	47
14:00– 14:12	E24	Study on purification agent for in situ stabilizatation of soil contaminated with heavy metals (NIT Tokyo) Shoji R., *Miyamura H., (Hitachi Cons.) Tagami H., Kumasiro K.	contaminated sold treatment technology in situ treatment adsorption of lead	13-c	19
14:12– 14:20	Break
Environmental engineering
(14:20–15:32) (Chair: No data , No data )
14:20– 14:32	E26	Removing Heavy Metal Ions From Waste Water Using Peat (Tama HS of Sci. and Tech.) Sato Keiichi	Peat Humic substance Heavy metal ions	13-b	14
14:32– 14:44	E27	Performance of single-chamber microbial fuel cell using an air-cathode with activated carbon catalyst (Gunma U.) *Sasaki T., Nariduka K., Kubota K., Watanabe T.	microbial fuel cell air cathode wastewater	13-b	117
14:44– 14:56	E28	Preferable nutrient condition for enhancing microbially induced calcite precipitation in ordinary soil and water (NIT Fukushima) *Kikuchi Keita, Kurumada Kenichi	Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation nutrient condition microbial propagation	13-b	107
14:56– 15:08	E29	Effects of reaction temperature and additive concentration on product yield from poly(L-lactide) depolymerization under hot water conditions (Chuo U.) *Endo N., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.	poly(L-lactide) depolymerization aqueous amine solution	13-e	56
15:08– 15:20	E30	Gasification by thermal decomposition of remaining woodland material as unused resources (Tokyo Metropolian High School of Sci. and Tech.) Hisaoka H, Suzuki T, Iwabuchi M, Muramatsu N	Thermal decomposition Gasification Woodland material	9-c	5
15:20– 15:32	E31	Fabrication and its electrochemical properties of Si negative electrode by wet-process using CNT as conductive auxiliary agent (Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Kumamoto Taiga, (Kato-Gakuin. U.) Ogoma Takayoshi, (Kanto-Gakuin. U.) Tomono Kazuaki	CNT Silicon Wet process	13-e	35
Hall F
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
17, 18
(16:00–17:00) (Chair: No data )
16:00– 17:00	F34	[Plenary lecture]The future of the chemical engineering -Chemical engineering as the comprehensive engineering- (Sumitomo Chemical) Shiozawa Bunro	chemical engineering	17-a	130
17:00– 17:20	Awards ceremony
Hall G
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
19
17:30– 19:00	Exchange meeting

Hall A

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

A01

Development of cyanoacrylate hollow particles fabricated by ultrasonically generated microbubbles

(U.Yamagata) *Watanabe Kento, Yuyama Shoki, Makuta Toshinori

Microbubble
Cyanoacrylate
Hollow particle

12-f

9:42– 9:54

A02

Observation of Reaction Kinetics of Esterification Reaction on a Self-Assembled Monolayer Surface by Surface-Enhanced Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy

(NIT Tokyo) *Ohtake Yuto, Wakamatsu Syuto, Ito Mikio

Surface-Enhanced Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy
Reaction Kinetics
Surface Reaction

12-a

9:54– 10:06

A03

Fabricatiion of mixed suger alcohol microcaosules for reduction the waste heat

(U.Yamagata) *Hatakeyama W., Matukage R., Makuta T.

Phase-change materials
Microcapusules
Suder alcohol

12-f

10:06– 10:18

A04

Reproduction of Unique Colors of the Glazes Used in Mashiko Pottery by an Electric Furnace

(Tokyo Tech HS) *Koiso Hiroki, Funashiro Kaito, Narita Akira

Mashiko
Glazes
Climbing Kiln

12-m

10:18– 10:30

A05

Investigation of Effect of Surface Orientation on Local Structure of Self-AssembledMonolayers Absorbed on Gold Single Crystal Surfaces

(NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechTC) *Tsuchihata Eiji, Muroga Takuya, Matsushita Yuki, Ito Mikio

Self-Assembled Monolayer
Gap-Mode Raman Spectroscopy
Molecular Structure

12-a

10:30– 10:42

A06

Simulation of Droplet Shape under Electric Field

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Mizutani Yuta, (Tokyo U. Sci) Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto

Electrostatic atomization
Finite Element Method
Simulation

12-l

10:42– 10:50

Break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:50– 11:02

A08

Production of ibuprofen crystal coating with sugar produced by hydrothermal decomposition of polysaccharides

(Chuo U.) *Osone Ryo, Tanaka Ryuta, Sakabe Junichi, Funazukuri Toshitaka

Hydrothermal
Ibuprofen
Coating with sugar

12-g

120

11:02– 11:14

A09

Solvent vapor detection using environmental responsive molecule and MOF.

(NIT Tokyo) *Kudou K., Yamada N., Ide T.

MOF
solvatochromism
fluorescent molecule

12-j

11:14– 11:26

A10

Effect of the Hydrocarbong Group on Detergency of Surfactant

(Mito first HS) Koizumi Yuki

Detergency
Surfactant
Micelle

12-b

124

11:26– 11:38

A11

Dispersion of Anionic Poorly Water-soluble Drug using Cationic Polymer

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Matsuoka Yasue, Matsuoka Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto

Ion Complex
Poorly water-soluble drug
Drug Delivery System

12-j

11:38– 11:50

A12

Obstruction of water permeation into cementitious solid matrix by one-step surface hydrophobization

(NIT Fukushima) *Arakawa F., Matsuyama T., Kurumada K., Midorikawa T.

cementitious matrix
obstructed water permeation
surface hydrophobization

12-a

106

11:50– 12:02

A13

Evaluation of drug permeability for pH-responsive hydrogels used as a drug delivery device

(Hosei U.) *Yamada Kengo, Idota Naokazu, Yamashita Akihiro

pH-responsive
hydrogel
drug-delivery-system

12-e

12:02– 12:14

Lunch break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

13:00– 13:12

A19

Synthesis of monodisperse cationic polymer nanospheres in emulsion polymerization

(Tohoku U.) *Murakami M., Nakazawa H., Ishii H., Nagao D.

monodisperse polymer nanosphere
emulsion polymerization
surfactant

12-d

13:12– 13:24

A20

Study on surface area of metal

(H.S.Tochigi) *Umeyama T., *Igarashi R., *Kawamura H., *Kobayashi I., Abe T.

surface area

12-m

13:24– 13:36

A21

Anti-solvent crystallization of sodium chloride crystals

(NIT Suzuka) *Shimoda K, Funakoshi K

Anti-solvent
sodium chloride
agglomeration crystals

12-g

113

13:36– 13:48

A22

Fabrication of flexible nanocomposite films incorporating luminescent silica nanoparticles

(Tohoku U.) *Maeda Y., Kanazawa J., Ishii H., Nagao D.

nanocomposite film
flexible
luminescent

12-j

13:48– 14:00

A23

Developments of novel optical resolution methods combined with polymorphism and preferential crystallization

(NIT Suzuka) *Naito S., Funakoshi K.

polymorphs
preferential crystallization
glutamic acid

12-g

14:00– 14:12

A24

Research of underwater soap bubble

(Nirasaki High Scool) koseki kouta

Underwater soap bubble
Surfactants

12-a

114

14:12– 14:20

Break

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena, Systems, information, and simulation technologies, Electronics, Wide area

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:20– 14:32

A26

Survey on Young Student¡Çs Awareness of Exotic Plants ¶

(Yamanashieiwa HS) *Sakajiri Hana, *Kato Kaoruko

Exotic plants
Environmental education
Invasive species

14-c

14:32– 14:44

A27

Influence of the capacitance of Birnessite-type MnO2 containing with Co complexes by light irradiation

(Kanto-gakuin U.) *Kikuchi Syun, (Kanto-gakuinUniv) Kurokawa Yuta, (Kanto-Gakuin U.) Tomono Kazuaki

Co complex
Layered Mn Oxide
Capacitance

11-a

14:44– 14:56

A28

Supercooling phenomenon of soft drinks

(H.Takaokaminami) *Nakada R., *Yabusita Y., *Nakayama S., Ichino H., Kyougaku M., Fujii E.

supercooling
soft drinks

12-b

14:56– 15:08

A29

Morphology control of NaCl crystal particle produced from levitated micro-droplet

(Gunma U.) *Ishikura Moeka, Harano Azuchi

Levitated fine droplet
Electrodynamic balance
Morphology control

12-i

15:08– 15:20

A30

Machine learning for the estimation of process variables

(TUAT) *Ukawa Chinatsu, Yamashita Yoshiyuki

Machine Learning
Process Monitoring
Artificial Intelligence

6-f

15:20– 15:32

A31

Observational method for gelation with vanishing megascopic flowability

(NIT Fukushima) *Ono R., Otaki K., Kurumada K., Ue H.

gelation
vanishing megascopic flowability
observational methot

12-e

100

15:32– 15:44

A32

In situ observation of gelation with vanishing megascopic flowability

(NIT Fukushima) *Otaki K., Ono R., Kurumada K., Ue H.

gelation
flowability
in situ observation

12-e

101

Hall B

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Separation processes

(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

B01

Analysis of filtration characteristics of O/W emulsion using ceramic UF membrane

(YNU) *Suenaga Takeshi, Nakamura Kazuho, Wakui Kenji

membrane filtration
gel-polarization
O/W emulsion

4-a

9:42– 9:54

B02

Study of porous carbonate powder supporting metal salt.

(Komaba Toho High.) *Koyano S., *Sato S., *Tsuchiya R., Ishida K., Niu P. H., Matsuoka M.

porous material
hydrolysis
neodymium magnet

4-e

9:54– 10:06

B03

Relationship between distribution characteristics of solute on solid surface and Hansen solubility parameter using HPLC

(YNU) *Nishida Takatoshi, Nakamura Kazuho

Hansen solubility parameter
High performance liquid chromatography
Distribution ratio

4-e

10:06– 10:18

B04

Fabrication of carbon-zeolite aerogel by supercritical drying application for CO2 battery electrode

(Tokyo Tech) *Kondo S, Kunanusont N, Shimoyama Y

supercritical drying
carbon-zeolite aerogel
CO2 battery

2-f

122

10:18– 10:30

B05

The research on the adsorptive condition of copper(¶)ion with the use of ephippia

(Mizusawa high school) *Oyama A., *Oikawa S., *Kanno N., *Haneishi N., Takahashi K.

adsorption
copper(¶)ion
ephippia

4-e

10:30– 10:42

B06

Mass transfer characteristics of mono-/di-saccharides through a nanostructural-designed calcium alginate membrane with molecular-sieving ability

(NIT Oyama) *Yoshida Kaito, Kashima Keita, (Nihon U.) Imai Masanao

membrance separation
calcium alginate
oligosaccharides

4-a

10:42– 10:50

Break

Biochemical engineering

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:50– 11:02

B08

Design of enzymatic micro tubular reactor for enantio selective synthesis of (S)-ibuprofen

(Tokyo U.Sci) *Mitsuya Ruri, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Lipase
Microreactor
ibuprofen

7-i

11:02– 11:14

B09

(withdrawn)

100

11:14– 11:26

B10

Influence of intermittent infusion of dialysate on solute permeability in aqueous evaluation system

(Hosei.U.) Yamashita Akihiro, *Watabnabe Masaya, Kakee Toshiki, Idota Naokazu

Dialysis
Filtration
Permeability

7-e

11:26– 11:38

B11

(withdrawn)

100

11:38– 11:50

B12

Purification and optimization of reacting temperature for a cow milk-clotting protease produced by a lactic acid bacterium

(Sakushin High School) *Ichimura Asuna, *Katayama Syogo, *Sugai Yuri, *Takeda Atae, *Narusawa Makoto

Protease
Purification
Temperature

7-h

11:50– 12:02

B13

Analysis of H⁺ transport mechanism of F_oF₁-ATP synthase using C₁₀ ring with hetero cE56D mutations

(NIT Numazu) *Ohta Sumie, (NIT Ube) Takashima Hikaru, Shigefuji Yuto, (NIT Numazu) Mitome Noriyo

FoF1-ATP synthase
proton pump
molecular motor

7-b

12:02– 12:14

Lunch break

Separation processes, Fluid & particle processing

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

13:00– 13:12

B19

Adsorption removal of nitrate ions performed by calcium alginate membrane immobilizing activated carbon

(NIT Oyama) *Teshima Kouta, Kashima Keita, (NIT Fukushima) Hagiri Masahide, (Nihon U.) Imai Masanao

calcium alginate
activated carbon
nitrate ion

4-a

13:12– 13:24

B20

Stable extraction of Coumarin

(Kofu minami high school) *Ozawa Yu, *Amemiya Yoshimasa, Izumi Yui, Iyori Mai, Terada Hidetoshi, Hayashi Rikako, Hirashima Kojiro, Yonenaga Daichi

extraction
fluorescence
spectrum

4-f

13:24– 13:36

B21

PIV measurements of flow velocity distributions ahead of and behind rotating blades in different sized stirred tanks

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Morikawa S., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M.

mixing
scale-up
PIV

2-b

13:36– 13:48

B22

Effects of experimental conditions on energy consumption in the concentration of lactic acid by electrodialysis

(NIT Ichinoseki) *Uemura Toshiki, Sato Kazuhisa

electrodialysis
lactic acid
concentration

4-a

103

13:48– 14:00

B23

Estimation of Just Suspended Impeller Speed for Mixed Slurries in a Stirred Tank

(Tokyo U. . Sci) *Kobayashi Hiromichi, Naya Kazumasa, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Mixing
Liquid-solid agitation
Particle suspension

2-b

14:00– 14:12

B24

High-speed video measurements of hydrogen and oxygen micro bubble formation behavior in alkaline water electrolyzer

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Kojima Y., Misumi R., Kaminoyama M., Mitsushima S.

hydrogen bubble
alkaline water electrolysis
mass transfer

2-a

14:12– 14:20

Break

Biochemical engineering

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:20– 14:32

B26

Genetic analysis of Genji firefly (Southern Alps group) and determination of distribution area

(Nirasaki High Scool) Yokoguchi Yoshika

Luciola cruciata
ND5 gene
mitichondrial DNA

7-d

14:32– 14:44

B27

Morphological comparison of MC3T3-E1 cultured on the various material

(NIT Suzuka) *Saka M, Ogawa A, Sato R, Terashita A, Kuroda D, (TUT) Nagai M

biomaterial
adhesion
MC3T3-E1

7-e

14:44– 14:56

B28

A study of Picea torano in Mt.Fuji forest

(YamanashiEiwa high school) *Gomi Manami, *Nakagawa Haruna

Picea torano
Soil creatures
Soil science

7-g

14:56– 15:08

B29

The effct of the silane based coating on biofilm formation

(NIT Suzuka) *Tahori A, (D&D) Ogawa A, (NIT Suzuka) Ogawa A, Yano M, (U.Fukui) Hirobe R, Terada S

biomaterial
silane coating
biofilm

7-e

15:08– 15:20

B30

Screening of long chain saturated fatty acid assimilating yeast.

(Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Inomata Y., Kobayashi Y., Takesono S., (Tsukuba U.) Nakajima T., (Lab. of Tsukuba Env. Microb.) Shigeno T., (Niigata Inst. Tech.) Onodera M.

long chain saturated fatty acid
Yeast

7-g

115

15:20– 15:32

B31

Effect of operational conditions on gas fermentation using biomass gasification gases.

(Gunma U.) *Kanai H., Hideya S., Kuvota K., Watanabe T.

gas fermentation
gasification
biomass

9-c

119

15:32– 15:44

B32

The effect of licorice extract on biofilm formation

(NIT Suzuka) *Kurokawa T, Ogawa A, Kanematsu H, (NUM) Bekh-Ochir D, Javzan B

biofilm
licorice extract
Staphylococcus epidermidis

7-h

Hall C

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering

(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

C01

Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium for Carbon Dioxide/Tetrapropoxysilane and Tetrabutoxysilane System

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Murakami Hiroki, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto

Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium
Carbon Dioxide
Silicon Alkoxide

8-b

9:42– 9:54

C02

Liposome flow production with bio-adhesion using supercritical CO2

(Tokyo Tech) *Inoue K, Murakami Y, Shimoyama Y

supercritical carbon dioxide
liposome
flow production

8-c

121

9:54– 10:06

C03

Metal oxide addition to solid oxide fuel cell anodes for improved power generation performance

(U. Tokyo) *Kayamori Taro, Tada Shohei, Kikuchi Ryuji, Kobayashi Yasukazu, Oyama S. Ted

Solid oxide fuel cell
Anode
Metal oxide

9-e

127

10:06– 10:18

C04

Effect of the Organic Solvent for Interfacial Tension of CO₂/PS system

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Ikeya Risa, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto

Interfacial tension
Carbon dioxide
Organic solvent

8-b

10:18– 10:30

C05

Lithium ion recovery from aqueous solution by capacitive deionization using redox flow electrodes

(U. Tokyo) *Akiyama Daiki, Tada Shohei, Kikuchi Ryuji, Kobayashi Yasukazu, Oyama S. Ted

Capacitive deionization
Flow electrode
Lithium

9-a

128

10:30– 10:42

C06

Effect of transition-metal mixing on dehydration of magnesium hydroxide

(Chiba U.) *Umetsu Takumi, Kurosawa Ryo, Ryu Junichi

Thermo-chemical Energy Storage
Magnesium Hydroxide
Mixed Hydroxide

9-b

10:42– 10:50

Break

Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:50– 11:02

C08

Foaming Behavior of Polystyrene with CO₂ + N₂ mixed gas

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Fujita Rie, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Naya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, Otake Katsuto

Polymeric foam
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen

8-e

11:02– 11:14

C09

Improved current of vanadium redox flow battery by electron beam-irradiated electrode

(Gunma U.) *Doki Honoka, Oba Kosuke, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Yamamoto Syunya, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

vanadium redox flow battery
electron beam-irradiation
electrode material activation

9-e

11:14– 11:26

C10

Development of double tube reactor for dehydrogenation of Methylcyclohexane using Pt catalyst

(Tokyo U.Sci) *Takami Yuki, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi, (newenergy-laboratory) saito yasukazu

Methylcyclohexane
dehydrogenation
Pt catalyst

9-e

11:26– 11:38

C11

Effects of ligand density of packed particles on retention factor in supercritical fluid chromatography

(Chuo U.) *Shinozaki S., Yonezawa K., Onodera N., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.

Retention factor
Supercritical fluid chromatography
Ligand density

8-c

11:38– 11:50

C12

Study on preparation method of PtRu/RGO catalyst

(Gunma U.) *Dejima Kenta, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

graphene oxide
fuel cell
electrocatalyst

9-e

11:50– 12:02

C13

Measurement of diffusion coefficients of piperine and astaxanthin in supercritical carbon dioxide by chromatographic impulse response method

(Chuo U.) *Inagaki Mami, Sakabe Junichi, Funazukuri Toshitaka, (Shizuoka U.) Kong Chang Yi

Diffusion coefficient
Supercritical carbon dioxide
Food related materials

8-b

12:02– 12:14

Lunch break

Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

13:00– 13:12

C19

Visualization of the diffraction phenomenon of the sound

(Nirasaki High Scool) Takahashi Hibiki

Sound
Diffraction
Visualization

14-e

13:12– 13:24

C20

Study on pretreatment technique enabling supercritical fluid deposition of copper films onto the polymer surface.

(U.Tokyo) *Tsuchida Tetsuya, Fujita Shotaro, Deura Momoko, (Tokyo Tech) Shimoyama Yusuke, (U.Tokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro, Momose Takeshi

supercritical fluid
metal deposition
surface modification

8-d

13:24– 13:36

C21

Research of resonance in the stairway landings

(Nirasaki High School) *Kayaba Koudai, *Itayama Yuta, *Itou Hikaru, *Mizo Kanata

Resonance
Sound
Stairway Landings

14-e

13:36– 13:48

C22

Analysis and electrochemical characterization of carbon electrodes for Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries

(gunma U.) *Handa Yusuke, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

vanadium redox flow battery
functional group
carbon paper

9-e

13:48– 14:00

C23

Dehydration condensation of glucose catalyzed by hydrolytic enzyme in supercritical carbon dioxide

(NIT Oyama) *Oda Kenshin, Kashima Keita

supercritical carbon dioxide
dehydration condensation
immobilized enzyme

8-d

14:00– 14:12

C24

Research on carbon nanodot ORR catalyst

(Gunma U.) *Yamada Natsumi, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

oxygen reduction reaction
graphene oxides
fuel cell

9-e

14:12– 14:20

Break

Supercritical fluid, Energy engineering

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:20– 14:32

C26

Surface hydrophobization of rice husk silica under super critical CO2 condition

(NIT Fukushima) *Isoi Y., Aota R., Aoki T., Midorikawa T., Kurumada K.

surface hydrphobization
rice husk
super critical CO2

8-d

105

14:32– 14:44

C27

Effect of quantum beam Irradiation on the catalyst with TiO2 -containing carbon nanofiber support

(Gunma U.) *Mitsuyoshi Toru, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Kakinuma Masaki, (QST) Koshikawa Hiroshi, Yamamoto Shunya, Yamaki Tetsuya, (Gunma U.) Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

Ion beam Irradiation
Methanol oxidation
Fuel cell

9-e

14:44– 14:56

C28

Recovery of antioxidants from strawberry leaf with supercritical carbon dioxide extraction

(Utsunomiya U.) *Ikeya Yoshiro, Sato Takafumi, Nihei Ken-ichi, Itoh Naotsugu

Extraction
Strawberry
supercritical carbon dioxide

8-c

14:56– 15:08

C29

Effect of support materials on methanol synthesis by CO2 hydrogenation over supported Cu catalysts

(U. Tokyo) *Yamamura Taihei, Tada Shohei, Kikuchi Ryuji, Kobayashi Yasukazu, Oyama S. Ted

Methanol
CO2 hydrogenation
Zirconia

9-a

129

15:08– 15:20

C30

Hydrothermal treatment of degradation product from spent fuel reprocessing process

(NIT Hachinohe) *Kojima Yusei, Honma Tetuo, (JFNL) Horimai Tatuya, Anzai Kiyosi

DBP
subcritical water
Spent fuel

8-d

15:20– 15:32

C31

Development of hydrogen transportation and storage device using 2-propanol by electrochemical pump

(Gunma U.) *Nagashima Takeru, Ishitobi Hirokazu, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

Electrochemical pump
2-Propanol
Hydrogen transportation and storage

9-e

15:32– 15:44

C32

Control of growth crystal phase of iron oxide particles by hydrothermal treatment

(Tohoku U.) *Watanabe Yuta, Yoko Akira, Seong Gimyeong, Tomai Takaaki, Adschiri Tadafumi

Hydrothermal treatment
phase transformation
seed particle

8-e

108

Hall D

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Chemical reaction engineering

(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

D01

Simulation study for reducing by-product and precursor recycle in SiC-CVD

(U. Tokyo) *Oda Takumi, Otaka Yuhei, Sato Noboru, (IHI) Fukushima Yasuyuki, (U. Tokyo) Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, Shimogaki Yukihiro

SiC
CVI
By-product

5-h

9:42– 9:54

D02

Diversion of canal sediment (sludge) to catalyst

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Nishino K, *Komidori C, *Shinkai R

Sludge
Catalyst

5-a

9:54– 10:06

D03

Influence of defects in AlN buffer layer for epitaxial growth of GaN on Si substrates

(U. Tokyo) *Soga T., Deura M., Momose T., (NFT) Yoda T., Takahashi H., Iyechika Y., Miyano K., Tsukui M., (U. Tokyo) Sugiyama M., Shimogaki Y.

GaN on Si
AlN buffer
MOVPE

5-h

10:06– 10:18

D04

Reduction of nitrobenzene with hydrogen utilizing metal catalyst supported on chitin extracted from Cambaroides japonicus

(Takezono H.) *Hiasa K., Masuda S.

nitrobenzene
catalytic hydrogenation
chitin

5-a

10:18– 10:30

D05

Heterogeneous synthesis of levulinic acid from glucose in high-temperature and high-pressure water using zirconia as a catalyst

(NIT Ichinoseki) *Chida Tsutomu, (NIT Okinawa) Fukumura Takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) Nikaido Mitsuru

Zirconia
Levulinic acid
Reaction Kinetics

5-a

10:30– 10:42

D06

(withdrawn)

100

10:42– 10:50

Break

Chemical reaction engineering

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:50– 11:02

D08

Preparation of iron oxide encapsulated in Birdcage type zeolite from silica-coated iron oxide

(Tokyo Tech) *Tsurusako Shuta, Oshima Shuto, Fujituka Hiroyasu, Tago Teruoki

silica-coated metal nanoparticle
zeolite
iron oxide

5-a

11:02– 11:14

D09

Continuous synthesis of solketal using a simulated moving bed chromatographic reactor

(NIT Ichinoseki) *Nagasawa Ryo, Ono Yuya, (NIT Okinawa) Fukumura Takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) Sato Kazuhisa

Simulated moving bed
Chromatographic reactor
Solketal

5-d

11:14– 11:26

D10

Influence of catalyst and operation temperature on decomposition rate of hydrogen peroxide

(Waseda U. Senior Highschool) Bashoumatsu Hideaki

reaction rate
catalyst
activation energy

5-a

112

11:26– 11:38

D11

Analysis on mechanism of orientation decision of fcc-TiAlN in thermal CVD

(U. Tokyo) *Naito Fumiya, Hirabaru Tomoko, Yamaguchi Jun, (Kyocera) Kubo Hayato, (U. Tokyo) Deura Momoko, Momose Takeshi, (Kyocera) Tanibuchi Takahito, (U. Tokyo) Shimogaki Yukihiro

CVD
TiAlN
cutting tool

5-h

11:38– 11:50

D12

Photocatalytic study of zinc oxide in organic solution

(Mito first HS) Tsutusi Yoko

Photocatalyst
Organic solution
Cl radical

5-a

126

11:50– 12:02

D13

Synthesis of chemical hydride through electrolysis of water with hydrogen permeable palladium membrane electrode and structured catalyst

(Utsunomiya U.) *Shimamura Hinaki, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

Hydrogenation
hydrogen permeable membrane
electrolysis of water

5-e

12:02– 12:14

Lunch break

Fundamental properties, Thermal engineering

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

13:00– 13:12

D19

Influences of Additives on Melting Phenomena of Organic Compound Cryst als

(NIT Suzuka) *Usami Y, Funakoshi K

organic crystals
melting phenomena
additives

1-b

110

13:12– 13:24

D20

Generation of metal mirror

(Kofu minami high school) *Nitsu Syuma, *Shimizu Rintaro, Shiba Ayaka, Kobayashi Miku

metal
mirror
ascorbicacid

1-e

13:24– 13:36

D21

Isotope separation based on thermal diffusion phenomenon by microfluidic device

(NIT Numazu) *Oba Yoko, *Morino Kohei, (Tokyo tech) Miyanaga Kazuhiko, (NIT Numazu) Kita Madoka

Thermal diffusion
Microfluidic device
Separation

3-e

13:36– 13:48

D22

Estimation of boiling and melting points by electronic state informatics

(Ochanomizu U.) *Anda Yuko, Kuroki Nahoko, Mori Hirotoshi

Thermodynamic physical property estimation
Machine learning
Electronic structure theory

1-a

13:48– 14:00

D23

The application of Avogadro constant as the metal deterioration index

(Mito first HS) Yanagida Yukiko

Avogadro
deterioration
NA

1-b

125

14:00– 14:12

D24

PVT relationship of Tetraalkoxysilanes

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Fujii Aki, Suzuki Hiroyuki, Matsukawa Hiroaki, aya Masakazu, Shono Atsushi, (Nihon U.) Hoshina Takaaki, (UTM) Tsuji Tomoya, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Otake Katsuto

PVT relationship
Tetraalkoxysilane

1-a

14:12– 14:20

Break

Chemical reaction engineering

(14:20–15:32) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:20– 14:32

D26

Reaction analysis of chemical looping methane reforming process using CeO₂ nanoparticles

(Tohoku U.) *Kuroda Yusuke, Seong Gimyeong, Yoko Akira, Tomai Takaaki, Adschiri Tadafumi

methane reforming
CeO2 nanoparticles
Reaction analysis

5-a

102

14:32– 14:44

D27

Laccase/O₂-catalyzed oxidative polymerization of tyrosine on the dispersed vesicles

(NIT Oyama) *Zaitsu Sota, Sakai Hiroshi, Kashima Keita

vesicle
laccase
oxidative polymerization

5-f

14:44– 14:56

D28

synthesis of azo dye

(Nirasaki High School) Sasaki A.

azo dye

5-d

14:56– 15:08

D29

Photocatalytic degradation of methyl orange with high surface area TiO2-loaded alginate capsules

(Utsunomiya U., Faculty of Eng.) *Hamada Takeshi, (Utsunomiya U., Graduate School of Eng.) Hayashi Kaito, Matsumoto Taki, Furusawa Takeshi

Photocatalytic degradation
TiO2-loaded alginate capsules
Methyl orange

5-f

15:08– 15:20

D30

The isolation of cellulolytic fungus

(Nirasaki high school) Shirakura Kento

cellulose
glucose
Bio-ethanol

5-g

116

15:20– 15:32

D31

The study on the selective absorbent solid material for CO2 generated during biomass gasification and subsequent purification processes

(Utsunomiya U., Faculty of Eng.) *Yamashita Ryo, (Utsunomiya U., Graduate School of Eng.) Inagawa Yoshito, Furusawa Takeshi

Biomass gasification
CO2 selective absorbent solid material
CO2 containing gas

5-g

Hall E

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Environmental engineering

(9:30–10:42) (Chair: No data , No data )

9:30– 9:42

E01

Photo-Fenton reaction over Fe-zeolite catalyst for 1,4-dioxane degradation

(Toho U.) *kikuti kouhei, konno hiroki

Fenton reaction
Zeolite
1,4-Dioxane

13-b

9:42– 9:54

E02

Selective separation of metals in ceramic waste by using carbon reduction and chlorination

(NIT Akita) *Sato Shinsuke, Nonaka Risehiro

Recovery
Chlorination
Ceramic waste

13-e

111

9:54– 10:06

E03

Suppression of the growth of green algae by tannic acid and irradiation of ultrasound wave

(NIT Tokyo) *Kawamori Yuka, *Sato Kurumi, *Yokoyama Shoto, Shoji R

Green algae
Eutrophicaton
Lake water

13-a

123

10:06– 10:18

E04

Adsorptive removal of perfluorinated compounds by zeolitic imidazolate frameworks

(toho U.) *yasuda kousuke, konno hiroki

Adsorption
ZIFs
PFCs

13-b

10:18– 10:30

E05

Recovery of simulated radioactive material in simulated contaminated water using volcanic ash

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Kawana Y

Radioactive
Volcanic ash
Contaminated water

13-f

10:30– 10:42

E06

Change of biodegradability of persistent organic matter by advanced oxidation process

(YNU) *Hatano Yuta, Nakamura Kazuho, Wakui Kenji, Funaba Ryosuke

water treatment
AOP
BOD

13-b

10:42– 10:50

Break

Environmental engineering

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: No data , No data )

10:50– 11:02

E08

mixture of red soil and waste gypsum board to prevent the elution of fertilizer of agricultural field

(NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *sakurazawa yuhei, hirota kiri, suzuki mika, (Morioka Sangyo) morioka shuichi, kawamitsu hiroshi, (NIT Okinawa) fukumura takuya, (NIT Ichinoseki) nikaido mitsuru, terui norifumi, (NIT Oita) sano hiroaki

red soil outflow
gypsum board
elution

13-f

11:02– 11:14

E09

Mineral Carbonation Process Using Electrodialysis

(seikei U.) *Inagaki Tomonari, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro

mineral carbonation
wollastonite
electrodialysis

13-g

11:14– 11:26

E10

Evaluation of water retention and water absorption of Zr₆O₄(OH)₄(fumarate)₆ and its application to greening of desert

(NIT Tokyo) *Ishii T, *Kurihara M, Shiroishi H

Zr$6$O$4$(OH)$4$(fumarate)$6$
greening of desert
water retention

13-f

11:26– 11:38

E11

Carbon dioxide fixation via carbonation of concrete sludge

(Seikei U.) *Tanaka Shunsuke, Noguchi Miyuki, Abe Masahiro, Yamasaki Akihiro

mineral carbonation
concrete sludge
carbon dioxide fixation

13-g

11:38– 11:50

E12

Effects and effects on thermal decomposition of plastics due to differences in hydrotalcite

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) Toritsuka M

Thermal decomposition
Plastics
Hydrotalcite

13-e

11:50– 12:02

E13

The preparation of water permeable material using scrapped FRP and evaluation of its performance

(Tokyo U.Sci) *Kageyama Tatsuya, Naya Masakazu, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

FRP
Porosity
Permeability

13-e

12:02– 12:14

Lunch break

Environmental engineering

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: No data , No data )

13:00– 13:12

E19

Effects of reaction conditions on decomposition of resins in carbon fiber reinforced plastics under hydrothermal conditions

(Chuo U.) *Iketani T., Endo J., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.

hydrothermal
CFRP
recycling

13-e

104

13:12– 13:24

E20

Recovery of tantalum from tantalum capacitor by pyrolysis

(Tokyo Metro. High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Hachinohe S, *Dodo W

Pyrolysis
Tantalum

13-e

13:24– 13:36

E21

Relationship between fluorine elution amount and particle size from cyclone ash

(NIT Tokyo) shoji ryo, *takeshita jumpei, suzuki mika, hirota kiri

fluorine
granularity
elution volume

13-c

13:36– 13:48

E22

Effects of reaction conditions on mass reduction ratio from polyurethane decomposition in aqueous basic solutions under hydrothermal conditions

(Chuo U.) *Kikuchi M., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.

hydrothermal
polyurethane
aqueous basic solution

13-e

118

13:48– 14:00

E23

Decomposing detergent with floating weeds

(Yamanashi Eiwa HS) *Iwashita Ema, *Shiota Iori, *Natori Nozomi

Spirodela
Resistance
Rhizosphere microorganisms

7-g

14:00– 14:12

E24

Study on purification agent for in situ stabilizatation of soil contaminated with heavy metals

(NIT Tokyo) Shoji R., *Miyamura H., (Hitachi Cons.) Tagami H., Kumasiro K.

contaminated sold treatment technology
in situ treatment
adsorption of lead

13-c

14:12– 14:20

Break

Environmental engineering

(14:20–15:32) (Chair: No data , No data )

14:20– 14:32

E26

Removing Heavy Metal Ions From Waste Water Using Peat

(Tama HS of Sci. and Tech.) Sato Keiichi

Peat
Humic substance
Heavy metal ions

13-b

14:32– 14:44

E27

Performance of single-chamber microbial fuel cell using an air-cathode with activated carbon catalyst

(Gunma U.) *Sasaki T., Nariduka K., Kubota K., Watanabe T.

microbial fuel cell
air cathode
wastewater

13-b

117

14:44– 14:56

E28

Preferable nutrient condition for enhancing microbially induced calcite precipitation in ordinary soil and water

(NIT Fukushima) *Kikuchi Keita, Kurumada Kenichi

Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation
nutrient condition
microbial propagation

13-b

107

14:56– 15:08

E29

Effects of reaction temperature and additive concentration on product yield from poly(L-lactide) depolymerization under hot water conditions

(Chuo U.) *Endo N., Hatano K., Sakabe J., Funazukuri T.

poly(L-lactide)
depolymerization
aqueous amine solution

13-e

15:08– 15:20

E30

Gasification by thermal decomposition of remaining woodland material as unused resources

(Tokyo Metropolian High School of Sci. and Tech.) *Hisaoka H, *Suzuki T, *Iwabuchi M, *Muramatsu N

Thermal decomposition
Gasification
Woodland material

9-c

15:20– 15:32

E31

Fabrication and its electrochemical properties of Si negative electrode by wet-process using CNT as conductive auxiliary agent

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Kumamoto Taiga, (Kato-Gakuin. U.) Ogoma Takayoshi, (Kanto-Gakuin. U.) Tomono Kazuaki

CNT
Silicon
Wet process

13-e

Hall F

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

17, 18

(16:00–17:00) (Chair: No data )

16:00– 17:00

F34

[Plenary lecture]The future of the chemical engineering -Chemical engineering as the comprehensive engineering-

(Sumitomo Chemical) Shiozawa Bunro

chemical engineering

17-a

130

17:00– 17:20

Awards ceremony

Hall G

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

17:30– 19:00

Exchange meeting

Technical program

21st SCEJ Students Meeting in Tokyo (2019)

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