22nd SCEJ Students Meeting in Okayama (2020): Hall program

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Hall I
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Fluid & particle processing
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: Tomonori Fukasawa, Shuji Ohsaki)
9:30– 9:42	I01	Effect of particle properties on the local gravitational packing characteristics of powder (Okayama U.) *Ayana S., Mino Y., Nakaso K., Gotoh K.	powder gravitational packing die filling, clogging	2-f	58
9:42– 9:54	I02	evaluation of flowability by shear test and vibration shear tube method (U.Kyoto) *Nishikawa R., Matsusaka S.	vibration shear tube metod shear test friction	2-f	25
9:54– 10:06	I03	Development of component separation method for mixed powders in vibrating fluidized bed based on differences in agglomeration behavior of individual powders (Hiroshima U.) *Izumi J., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.	Component separation Vibrating fluidized bed Mixed powders	2-f	77
10:06– 10:18	I04	Compression simulation of powder compacts using discrete element method (Okayama U.) *Inohara Y., Mino Y., Nakaso K., Gotoh K.	DEM powder compacts compression	2-f	103
10:18– 10:30	I05	Influence of operating conditions on the structure of powder layer deposited on the bag filter (Hiroshima U.) *Matsunaga K, Narita T, Fukasawa T, Ishigami T, Fukui K	bag filter powder layer structure filtration	2-f	81
Fluid & particle processing
(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Yasushi Mino, Toru Ishigami)
10:40– 10:52	I06	Influence of pulse-jet cleaning interval of effective filtration area of pleated filter (Hiroshima U.) *Furumoto K., Narita T., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.	Effective filtration area Pleated filter Pulse-jet cleanig	2-f	83
10:52– 11:04	I07	Electrification of Nano Particles in Gas-Solid Pipe Flow (U.Kyoto) *Kai S., Matsusaka S.	Electrification Nano Particle Gas-Solid Flow	2-f	38
11:04– 11:16	I08	Downsizing of Solid-Electrolytes for All-Solid-State Lithium Batteries by Liquid Shaking Method (Osaka Pref. U.) *Hatada Akihiro, Yano Takeru, Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru	All-solid-state lithium battery Liquid Shaking method Li3PS4	2-f	75
11:16– 11:28	I09	Simulation of drying process of fine particle dispersed droplet by DEM-DNS method (Hiroshima U.) *Karasudani T., Maemoto Y., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.	DEM-DNS method spray drying structure formation	2-e	59
11:28– 11:40	I10	Development of a novel atomizing device for miniaturizing the size of the spray dryer using the rotating disk atomizer (Okayama U.) *Takami N., Shimizu A., Nakaso K., Mino Y., Gotoh K.	Spray dry Rotating disk atomizer Droplet	2-f	84
11:40– 11:52	I11	Comparison of techniques to evaluate contact angle (Okayama U.) *Takahashi Y., Mino Y., Nakaso K. ., Gotoh K.	powder wettabillity liquid penetrarion	2-f	104
Fluid & particle processing
(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Yasuya Nakayama, Kosuke Suzuki)
13:00– 13:12	I12	Development of numerical simulation model of solid-gas-liquid-liquid four-phase flows based on phase-field model (Hiroshima U.) *Hagiwara R., Ueda M., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.	four-phase flow phase-field model immersed boundary method	2-e	60
13:12– 13:24	I13	Oscillatory shear rheology of a suspension in a viscoelastic medium (Kyushu U.) *Uemura Takami, (U. Kyushu/Sumitomo Bakelite) Matsuoka Yuki, (U. Kyushu) Nakayama Yasuya, Kajiwara Toshihisa	suspension SAOS rheology	2-a	28
13:24– 13:36	I14	Effect of the size of dispersed particles on the motion of a single particle (Kobe U.) *Goto Sayu, Komoda Yoshiyuki, Suzuki Kosuke, Horie Takahumi, Ohmura Naoto	Micro-scale flow Magnetic particles Stokes flow	2-a	39
13:36– 13:48	I15	Effect of heating method and pH on the synthesis of complex oxide particles by precipitation method (Hiroshima U.) *Irusyado P., Ichiba G., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.	Microwave heating Coprecipitation CFMO	2-f	82
13:48– 14:00	I16	Study on the dispersion stability of emulsion using ultrafine bubbles (NIT Kochi) *Amagu Kaiki, Yamawaki Naoya, Nishiuchi Yusuke, Hata Takashi, Tada Kaori	emulsion dispersion stability ultrafine bubble	2-e	150
14:00– 14:12	I17	Effects of ion types, particle surface properties, and applied electric fields on zeta potential measurements (Hiroshima U.) *Maruyama N., Ono K., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., (HiroshimaU.) Fukui K.	Electricphoresis Zeta Potential Particle surface properties	2-f	76
14:12– 14:24	I18	Control of microbial adhesion to stainless steel surface using titania nanoparticles (Osaka Pref. U.) *Tanaka Tomohiko, Konishi Yasuhiro, Nomura Toshiyuki, (Osaka U.) Kondo Hikaru, Naito Makio	AFM Adhesion force Bacterial cells	2-g	101
Fluid & particle processing
(14:35–15:47) (Chair: Takafumi Horie, Kazutaka Takata)
14:35– 14:47	I19	Analysis of mixing and flowing state in an oscillatory baffled reactor (Kobe U.) *Murotani Ryosuke, Horie Takafumi, (Sekisui Chemical) Yakushiji Hikaru, (Kobe U.) Komoda Yoshiyuki, Ohmura Naoto	oscillatory baffled reactor vortex motion decolorization	2-b	36
14:47– 14:59	I20	Numerical analysis of water-benzene mixture flow around obstacles in a circular pipe (Osaka U.) *Kitano Yuki, (Graduate school of Eng. Sci., Osaka U.) Okano Yasunori, Sekimoto Atushi	OpenFOAM liquid-liquid dispersion static mixer	2-b	98
14:59– 15:11	I21	Influence of Various Impeller Shape on Discharge Performance in Turbulent Mixing (Kure Kosen) *Kobayashi Masaki, Serene Ong Hui Sze, Sawai Gentarou, Takata Kazutaka	Mixing CFD Flow pattern	2-b	73
15:11– 15:23	I22	Effect of rheological properties on the mixing pattern induced by a rotationally reciprocating anchor impeller (Kobe U.) *Hirose Haruna, Komoda Yoshiyuki, Suzuki Kosuke, Horie Takafumi, Ohmura Naoto	non-Newtonian fluids laminar chaotic mixing streakline	2-b	24
15:23– 15:35	I23	Influence of Various Projected Area on Power Consumption and Mixing Time of Paddle Impeller (Kure Kosen) *Serene Ong Hui Sze, Kobayashi Masaki, Sawai Gentarou, Takata Kazutaka	Mixing CFD Power consumption	2-b	74
15:35– 15:47	I24	Effect of mixing patten on liquid/liquid mass transfer of low density liquid with larger volume (Okayama U.) *Sunami Kodai, Uddin Md Azhar, Kato Yoshiie	mass transfer low density liquid larger volume	2-b	131
Hall J
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Separation processes
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: IkuoTaniguchi, Naohiro Shimoda)
9:30– 9:42	J01	Development of UCST-type thermo-responsive ionic liquids as draw solutes in forward osmosis process (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Motoyama A., Inada A., Yumiya K., Matsuyama H.	Forward osmosis Ionic liquid UCST	4-a	13
9:42– 9:54	J02	Preparation of fluorine-containing polyamide membrane using interfacial polymerization and evaluation of water and organic solvent permeability (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Kushida W., Shintani T., Nakagawa K., Sasaki Y., Hasegawa S., Kamio E., Matsuyama H.	Polyamide membrane Hydrophobicity Organic solvent	4-a	15
9:54– 10:06	J03	Elucidation of separation and permeation mechanism in zeolite membrane and design of high performance membrane by Molecular dynamics simulation (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Ueda T., Yosioka T., Nakagawa K., Shintani T., Kamio E., Matsuyama H.	Zeolite Moleular dynamics simulation Hydrocarbon	4-a	18
10:06– 10:18	J04	Preparation of hollow-fiber membrane modules for CO₂ capture and the gas separation properties (Take High Sch.) *Mitsuhara Kanato, (WPI-I2CNER, Kyushu U.) Matsunaga Mitsunari, Toyoda Mariko, Taniguchi Ikuo	amine CO2 capture membrane module	4-a	5
10:18– 10:30	J05	Introduction of commercial NaA zeolite powders into porous SUS tube for Pd thin membrane (Tokushima U.) *Terasaki K., Inadu Y., Katoh M., Shimoda N., Sugiyama S.	Pd thin membrane Commercial NaA zeolite Hydrogen separation	4-a	16
Separation processes
(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Koreyoshi Imamura, Eiji Kamio)
10:40– 10:52	J06	Preparation of solely amorphous sugar based solid dispersion of water-insoluble flavors (Okayama U.) *Nitta Yuna, Okamoto Takashi, Fujioka Akiho, Sekitoh Takanari, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi	solid dispersion sugar flavor	4-h	123
10:52– 11:04	J07	Monitoring of atmospheric freeze-drying process by heat flux measurement of sublimation (Kyoto U.) *Ueda Takumi, Nakagawa Kyuya, Sano Noriaki, Suzuki Tetsuo	atmospheric freeze-drying sublimation monitoring	4-h	139
11:04– 11:16	J08	Fabrication of inorganic/organic double network ion gels with high ionic liquid content (Kobe.U./MaF Tech Center) *Minakata M, Yasui T, Matsuoka A, Kamio E, Matsuyama H	CO2 separation membrane Ionic liquids tough gels	4-a	20
11:16– 11:28	J09	Fabrication of inorganic/organic double network ion gels using cross-linkable polymer (Kobe.U./MaF Tech Center) *Segawa Jumpei, Kinoshita Masayuki, Yasui Tomoki, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto	ionic liquid gel cross-linkable polymer	4-a	23
11:28– 11:40	J10	Challenge for negative carbon emission with amine-containing polymeric membranes (Yatsushiro H.S.) *Tanaka Haruno, (WPI-I2CNER, Kyushu U.) Kinugasa Kae, Taniguchi Ikuo	CO2 capture membrane negative emission	4-a	4
11:40– 11:52	J11	Fabrication of laminar graphene oxide membranes using amine-type crosslinkers for organic solvent nanofiltration (., Kobe U./MaF Tech) *Ushio K., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Shintani T., Kamio E., Matsuyama H.	Graphene oxide membrane Crosslinking Organic solvent nanofiltration	4-a	14
Separation processes
(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Kenji Kawasaki, Takuji Yamamoto)
13:00– 13:12	J12	behavior of nitrogen in carrier added activated sludge process (U.Ehime) *Ito Y., Kawasaki K.	activated sludge process carrier nitrogen concentration	4-b	80
13:12– 13:24	J13	Water absorption of nitorogen monoxide using glass filter type gas absorber in the presence of ozone and hydrogen peroxide (OPUCT) *Yokokawa Shota, Hirabayashi Daisuke, (Osaka Pref. U.) Mieda Yousuke, Yasuda Masahiro	Glass fiber filter type gas absorber Nitorogen monoaxide Water absorption	4-d	142
13:24– 13:36	J14	Introduction of Ion Exchange Group into Cellulose and its Application (IchinomiyaHighSchool) Kanai M., Kinouchi H., Konishi Y., Manago R.	cellulose ion exchange esterification	4-e	105
13:36– 13:48	J15	Mechanizm of nitrogen monoxide adsorption to Y-type zeolite (OPUCT) *Ooshiro Atsushi, Hirabayashi Daisuke, (Osaka Pref. U.) Kitasagami Makoto, Yasuda Masahiro	Nitrogen monoxide Adsorption mechanism Zeolite	4-e	129
13:48– 14:00	J16	Nitrogen monoxide adsorption to ion exchanged Y-type zeolite (Osaka Pref. U.) *Kitasagami Makoto, (OPUCT) Ooshiro Atushi, ¥Ò¥é¥Ð¥ä¥· ¥À¥¤¥¹¥±, (Osaka Pref. U.) Yasuda Masahiro	Ion exchanged Y-type zeolite Nitrogen monoxide Adsorption	4-e	134
14:00– 14:12	J17	Adsorption Characterization of Spherical Ion-Exchange Gel Prepared from Resorcinol and Formaldehyde (U.Hyogo) *Sakuragi R., Taguchi S., Ito K., Maeda K., Yamamoto T.	resorcinol-formaldehyde resin ion exchange	12-e	12
14:12– 14:24	J18	The¡¡development¡¡of¡¡a¡¡simple¡¡method¡¡for¡¡extractingtheobromine (utohighschool) higashi kotaro, teramoto aoi	theobromin extraction sublimation	4-f	127
Fundamental properties, Separation processes, Energy engineering
(14:35–15:47) (Chair: Kensuke Kurahashi, Gen Inoue)
14:35– 14:47	J19	Extraction of Eu using SIR impregnated with only surfactant (OPUCT) *Kawasaki Yuta, Takata Sohki, Kanamura Hideo, Nakatani Ryo, Kurahasi Kensuke, (FemtoLab) Umetani Shigeo, (ICR) Sohrin Yoshiki	Solvent impregnated resin Surfactant Rare earth element	4-f	124
14:47– 14:59	J20	Removal of mercury from coal gasification gas with Ce-Zn oxide (Okayama U.) *Yamada Takanari, Uddin Md Azhar, Katou Yoshiei	removal of mercury coal gasification gas Ce-Zn oxide	13-i	132
14:59– 15:11	J21	Control of pyrolysis of waste plastics by coprocessing with iron ore (Kyoto U.) *Nigai K., Ashida R., Kawase M.	Coprocessing Waste plastics Iron ore	9-c	89
15:11– 15:23	J22	High-efficiency power generation utilizing reduction reactions by low-grade carbonaceous resources (Kyoto U.) *Yoshihiro Fueki, Yoshihiro Fueki, Ashida Ryuichi, Kawase Motoaki	low-rank coal redox reaction power generation	9-c	128
15:23– 15:35	J23	aaa (H. Kozu) Masuda A, Tuzimura A	a a a	1-a	2
15:35– 15:47	J24	Estimation of structural properties of electrode layer by simulation, observation and machine learning (Kyushu U.) *Ishikawa S, Mashioka H, Kimura N, Inoue G, Tsuge Y	ÅÅÃÓ µ¡³£³Ø½¬ ²èÁü½èÍý	11-a	153
Hall K
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Chemical reaction engineering
(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Tsutomu Ono, Hideo Nagata)
10:40– 10:52	K06	Preparation of cellulose nanofiber by microchannel wet-spinning process (Okayama U.) *Miyabayashi Takanori, Ono Tsutomu, Watanabe Takaichi	Microchannel wet-spinning process Jet flow CNF	5-f	110
10:52– 11:04	K07	Synthesis of aluminum nitride coating from triethylaluminum (Kyoto U.) *Ohashi Y., Li Y., Kawase M.	CVD Aluminum nitride Triethylaluminum	5-h	40
11:04– 11:16	K08	Reaction kinetics of hexafluoroethane hydrolysis reaction over ¦Ã-Alumina catalyst (NIT Sasebo Collage) *Yamaguchi Masaki, Nagata Hideo, Hirayama Shunichi	Hexafluoroethane Hydrolysis reaction ¦Ã-Alumina	5-a	46
11:16– 11:28	K09	Difference in corrosion rate of aluminum by strong acid and strong base (kakogawahigashi highschool) tuda syuto, kobayashi haruto, uchiyama sakura, sugahara chinatsu	Aluminum strong acid strong base	1-e	42
11:28– 11:40	K10	Synthesis of 2-chloropropane by catalytic hydrogenation of 2-chloropropene (Tokushima U.) *Moroyama T., Endo S., Shimoda N., Katoh M., Sugiyama S.	2-chloropropene 2-chloropropane hydrogenation	5-a	8
11:40– 11:52	K11	Performance and sulfur poisoning resistance of Birdcage-type silicalite catalyst encapsulated platinum nanoparticles for dry reforming of methane (Tokushima U.) *Mizuno Masayuki, Shimoda Naohiro, Katoh Masahiro, Sugiyama Shigeru	Dry reforming of methane Sulfur poisoning Birdcage type Pt catalyst	5-a	92
Chemical reaction engineering, Wide area
(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Yuichi Ichihashi, Uddin Md Azhar)
13:00– 13:12	K12	Development of Fe-Ce based catalyst for the decomposition of tar produced by gasification of woody biomass (Okayama U.) *Ohama Mayo, Uddin Md Azhar, Kato Yoshiei	biomass gasification Fe-Ce catalyst	5-g	130
13:12– 13:24	K13	Effect of Ce introduction into Bi-Mo composite oxide catalysts for acrolein synthesis (Tokushima U.) *Yoshida M., Miyake M., Shimoda N., Katoh M., Sugiyama S.	acrolein Bi-Mo catalytic oxidation	5-a	10
13:24– 13:36	K14	Development of metal-modified alumina catalysts with catalyst degradation resistance against catalytic dehydrogenation of isobutane (Tokushima U.) *Yoshida T., Oribe K., Shimoda N., Katoh M., Sugiyama S., (Mitsubishi Chem.) Kato Y., Ninomiya W.	dehydrogenation isobutane Ni/Al2O3	5-a	29
13:36– 13:48	K15	Study of operating conditions of PEFC at high-temperature and high-pressure (Kyoto U.) *Tanabe K., Balci B., Yamaguchi K., Kageyama M., Kawase M.	PEFC relative humidity hugh-temperature high-pressure operation	5-a	49
13:48– 14:00	K16	Investigation of aldehyde selectivity in electrolytic oxidation of various alcohols (Kyoto U.) *Sano N., Namura K., Kawase M.	Electoroorganic synthesis Potential difference Selectivity	5-i	90
14:00– 14:12	K17	The most suitable conditions for silver mirror reaction (H.matsuyamatyuo) asaka yuta, mizuguchi asuka, shimoda ai	silver mirror reaction a copper ion most suitable	14-c	126
14:12– 14:24	K18	Reaction of caramelization and hydrogen peroxide (Senri H.S.) Tanaka Chisato, Hoshino Souta	Caramelization hydrogen peroxide	14-e	88
Chemical reaction engineering
(14:35–15:59) (Chair: Keita Taniya, Takaichi Watanabe)
14:35– 14:47	K19	Development of electrochemical reactor to synthesize hydrogen peroxide (Kyoto U.) *Watanabe Yutaro, Sano Noriaki, Nakagawa Kyuya, Suzuki Tetsuo	hydrogen peroxide electrochemistry electrolysis	5-e	120
14:47– 14:59	K20	Study in Catalytic Performance and Degradation Behavior of FER-type Zeolite for Methanol to Dimethyl Ether Reaction (Tokushima U.) *Aki Masahiro, Yamaji Mai, Shimoda Naohiro, Katoh Masahiro, Sugiyama Shigeru	FER-type Zeolite Alkaline treatment Methanol to dimethyl ether reaction	5-a	91
14:59– 15:11	K21	Visualization of color reaction between salicylic acid and iron chloride(III) aqueous solution using spectrophotometer (UTO H.S.) Hirota Ibuki, Matsumoto Mari, Miyamoto Mizuki, Murayama Yuka	salicylic acid iron chloride · color reaction	5-i	64
15:11– 15:23	K22	Photocatalytic oxidation of Water to Hydrogen peroxide over Organic Semiconductor (Kobe Univercity) *Tokui Y., Morimoto M., Taniya K., Ichihashi Y., Nishiyama S.	Photocatalyst Organic smiconductor Hydrogen peroxide synthesis	5-a	66
15:23– 15:35	K23	The propasal of simple measuring method of N₃^- by using brown ring reaction (H.tsuyama) koyuki O, yuka N, *natsuki Y	brown ring reaction	5-i	70
15:35– 15:47	K24	Modification of ZIF-8 Film on Outer Surface of Spherical SiO₂ by Semi-batch Operation (Kobe U.) *Nishikawa Y., Shimada D., Kawada S., Taniya K., Hidema R., Horie T., Komoda Y., Ichihashi Y., Ohmura N., Nishiyama S., Suzuki H.	ZIF-8 Latent heat transportation Silica microcapsule	5-i	67
15:47– 15:59	K25	Chemiluminescence ~the difference of alcohol ~ (Nara H.S.) Higuchi Honoka, Ueno manami, Kaneko Yuna, Hattori Narimi, *Yoshida Nao, Morishima Kuniyoshi	Chemiluminescence alcohol cosolvent	5-i	145
Hall L
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Biochemical engineering
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: Hiroyuki Imanaka, Mari Takahara)
9:30– 9:42	L01	Development of novel multivalent molecular recognition elements by modifying multimer formation of CutA1 (Okayama U.) *Yamada Kodai, Azuma Hidetaka, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi, Imanaka Hiroyuki	biomolecular scaffold interaction	7-i	156
9:42– 9:54	L02	Detection of Amyloid beta aggregation on lipid membrane by using electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (NIT Wakayama) *Kubo Asuka, Miyamoto Kazuho, Morita Seiichi	amyloid beta lipid membrane Electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance	7-i	56
9:54– 10:06	L03	Bioassay sensor by using model cell membrane (NIT Wakayama) *Sakamoto Marika, Sakai Chinatsu, Morita Seiichi	model cell membrane bioassay sensor	7-i	57
10:06– 10:18	L04	Evaluated the stress that fruit was subjected to with antioxidant activity (Seishin girls' H.S.) Kawashima Itori, Nakayama Yua, Yamada Naofumi	anti-oxidative activity	7-h	9
10:18– 10:30	L05	Site-selective drug modification of a protein using drug-fused peptide and enzyme (NIT Kit) *Miura Tenki, (Kyushu U.) Kamiya Noriho, (NIT Kit) Takahara Mari	Peptide Enzyme Protein-drug conjugate	7-a	6
Biochemical engineering
(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Kamiya Noriho, Daisuke Hirabayashi)
10:40– 10:52	L06	pH dependence in post-modification of self-assembling peptides using enzymatic reactions (Kyushu U.) *Higuchi Ayato, Obayashi Hiroki, Wakabayashi Rie, Goto Masahiro, Kamiya Noriho	Post-modification Enzymatic reaction Self-assembly	7-i	21
10:52– 11:04	L07	Characterization of Monolithic beads for protein chromatography. (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Lyu Mengxuan, Rakotondravao Haigomaholy Michelle, (EMAUS) Ishizuka Norio, (YMC) Kuroda Noritaka, Takahashi Ryosuke, (Kyoto U.) Sakakibara Keita, (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) Horiuchi Junichi, Kumada Yoichi	Chromatography Monolithic beads Mass transfer	7-c	87
11:04– 11:16	L08	Dynamic adsorption capacity analysis of proteins in multimodal chromatographic separation (Kyoto Inst. Tech) *Hamamoto Y., Ohara A., Kumada Y., (YMC) Takahashi R., Kuroda N., Sakoda Y.	multimodal chromatography dynamic binding capacity separation	7-c	102
11:16– 11:28	L09	Cell adhesion to high molecular mass amphiphilic polymer particle (Osaka Pref. U.) *Nishizaki Ryohei, Yasuda Masahiro	Polymer particle Amphiphilic function group Adhesive cell	7-e	136
11:28– 11:40	L10	Development of high efficiency separation of Exosomal vesicles using single-chain Fv antibody immobilized beads (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Mukai R., Kobayashi T., Horiuchi J., Kumada Y.	single-chain Fv antibody amine coupling dispersibility	7-b	47
11:40– 11:52	L11	Screening of VHH antibodies using liposomes (Kyoto Inst.Tech) *Wakita Misaki, (Denka) Inano Koichi, Ogasawara Shinya, (Denka-seiken) Gondaira Fumio, (Kyoto Inst.Tech) Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi	Screening VHH Liposome	7-b	79
Biochemical engineering
(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Eisaku Oikawa, Jun-ichi Horiuchi)
13:00– 13:12	L12	Conditions for hydrogen production by nitrogen-fixing bacteria (Kuremiyahara H.S.) *Oikawa Haruka, Ohno Yujiro, (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech., Kure Col.) Oikawa Eisaku	hydrogen nitrogen-fixing bacteria hydride ion	7-g	65
13:12– 13:24	L13	Difference in hydrogen-producing ability and growth rate of various nitrogen-fixing bacteria (NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech.,Kure Col.) Koke Taishu, Ishiyama Mahono, Ohue Daiki, Niyagawa Ryo, Oikawa Eisaku	hydrogen nitrogen-fixing microorganisms	7-g	63
13:24– 13:36	L14	Ammonia-producing ability by heterotrophic microorganisms with varying nutrient content (NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech.,Kure Col.) Hshimoto Naoki, Miyahara Noya, Oikawa Eisaku	Ammonia microorganisms nitrogen-fixing	7-g	62
13:36– 13:48	L15	Germination Suppression by Cherry Leaves2 (chienkan) Nakashima Ryusei, Ezaki Taiyou, Setoguchi Tomoki, Takamaru Yuduki, Tachikawa Akimitsu, Tsuchihashi Syuhei	cherry coumarin gibberellin	7-i	17
13:48– 14:00	L16	Production of astaxanthin from corncobs by Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Ogura Shinya, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi	astaxanthin #Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous# corncob	7-a	51
14:00– 14:12	L17	efficient production of single-chain fragment (scFv) antibody produced in recombinant Escherichia coli by DO-stat fed-batch culture (Kyoto Inst.Tech.) *Sanada Yuki, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi	fed-batch culture E coli DO-stat	7-a	52
14:12– 14:24	L18	Developing of xylitol production by co-culture with flocculating yeast (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Higashino Yasuaki, horiuchi Junichi, Kumada Yoichi	xylitol co-culture flocculating yeast	7-a	78
Biochemical engineering
(14:35–15:35) (Chair: Tatsuo Maruyama, Kyuya Nakagawa)
14:35– 14:47	L19	The role of sodium glutamate solution in the elution effect of iron in cooking (H.Matsuyamachuo) Hayashi Kousei, Kuwabara Masaaki, *Hosokawa Kanji, Maki Daisuke	MSG iron elution	7-h	116
14:47– 14:59	L20	To use wooden biomass ash for food processing (H.tsuyama) Imaishi Y, Uragami M, Torigoe N, Makimoto F	woody biomass ash food processing Alkaline water	13-e	55
14:59– 15:11	L21	Detoxification of melittin by indoles (Kobe U.) *Kanemitsu Sayuki, Tominaga Yudai, Nishimura Kanon, Sakurai Haruka, Tamura Atsuo, Maruyama Tatsuo	melittin detoxification indoles	7-b	22
15:11– 15:23	L22	A molecular dynamics study of hydration of agarooligosaccharides (Kyoto U.) *Nishi K, Suzuki T, Sano N	molecular dynamics hydration agarooligosaccharide	7-h	68
15:23– 15:35	L23	Development of microencapsulation technique for lactobacillus by egg protein aggregated upon freezing (Kyoto U.) *Watanabe H, Nakagawa K, Sano N, Suzuki T	egg protein microencapsulation freezing	7-h	135
17, 18
(16:15–17:00) (Chair: Yoshiei Kato)
16:15– 17:00	L26	Plenary lecture (MGC) Kedo Ko	Plenary	17-a	158
17:00– 17:15	Awards ceremony
Hall M
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(9:30–10:30) (Chair: Kazumitsu Naoe, Naoyuki Ishida)
9:30– 9:42	M01	Functionalization of plastic surfaces using fluorous affinity (Kobe U.) *Tsuchii Takane, Kaneko Kazuki, Nishino Takashi, Maruyama tatsuo	Surface functionalization Rewritable microcontact printing	12-h	7
9:42– 9:54	M02	The study of enhancing water resistant of filter paper (H.tsuyama) Kurose A	water resistant	12-a	121
9:54– 10:06	M03	Phase behavior of thermo-responsive polymer grafted on solid surface in organic solvents and binary mixtures (Okayama U.) *Ogasawara Shiori, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi, Ishida Naoyuki	thermo-responsive polymer phase behavior atomic force microscopy	12-a	137
10:06– 10:18	M04	Preparation of Pickering emulsions stabilized by stearate microparticles in stirred tank and their filtration behavior (NIT Nara) *Kambara Haruta, Yoneda Yuto, Naoe Kazumitsu	Pickering emulsion filtration stirred tank	12-b	54
10:18– 10:30	M05	Preparation of molecular assembly using fine bubble as a template (NIT Ariake) *Watanabe Kaori, (NIT Sasebo) Tanaka Yasuhiko, Johno Yuuki, (NIT Ariake) Okobira Tadashi	Fine bubble Ion complex Nanoparticle	12-d	112
Fundamental properties, Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Shotaro Hiraide, Yoshiyuki Komoda)
10:40– 10:52	M06	Formation of soft colloidal crystals in organic solvents combined with force measurements at order-disorder boundaries (Kyoto U.) *Katayama Yuu, Arai Nozomi, Watanabe Satoshi, Miyahara Minoru	Soft colloidal crystals Atomic force microscopy Order-disorder boundary	12-c	113
10:52– 11:04	M07	Film formation process of emulsion paint containing silica particles (Kobe U.) *Nakamichi Sae, Komoda Yosiyuki, Suzuki Kosuke, Horie Takahumi, Ohmura Naoto	Speckle pattern Emulsion paint Thickness decrease	12-h	30
11:04– 11:16	M08	Effects of Substrate Heating Temperatures on Production of Ph-BTBT-10 Thin Films by Rapid Expansion of Supercritical Solutions (RESS) (Kanazawa U.) *Kamata W., Sakamoto Y., Kiyosawa T., Uchida H.	RESS Organic thin films Supercritical CO2	12-g	148
11:16– 11:28	M09	STORM¡¡GLASS (Tatsuno.hs) Adachi R., Arimoto K., Sasaki H., Mori R., *Yamamoto H.	Storm Camphor Weather	1-b	19
11:28– 11:40	M10	Preparation of hydrophobic cryogels using divinylbenzene (UMiyazaki) *Goya Naoto, (U. Miyazaki) Matsune Hideki, Shiomori Koichiro	hydrophobic cryogels organic solvent polymerization	12-e	43
11:40– 11:52	M11	Preparation and Characterization of Fatty Acid Bicelle (U.Hyogo) *Kimura Y., Taguchi S., Maeda K., Yamamoto T.	oleic acid bicelle	12-b	11
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Nobuto Oka, Hideki Matsune)
13:00– 13:12	M12	Synthesis of a Cobalt Layered Compound with Narrow Interlayer Distance by Soft Chemical Processing and Its Ultra Low-temperature Sintering (NIT Ube) *Shirakawa Fumiki, Shigeno Koichi, (Hosei U.) Yamasaki Yuki	Cobalt Layered Compounds Ultra Low Temperature Sintering Thermoelectric Materials	12-k	32
13:12– 13:24	M13	Chemical modification of residual double bonds in divinylbenzene porous particles (U. Miyazaki) *Natsui Yugo, Matsune Hideki, Shiomori Koichiro	porous polymer particles chemical modification bromination	12-c	133
13:24– 13:36	M14	Development of non-contact method to evaluate aggregation degree of BaTiO3 fine particles using fluorescence spectrum analysis (Kyoto U.) *Kanao Taichi, Sano N, Nakagawa K, Suzuki T	fluorescence spectrum paritcle BaTiO3	12-d	119
13:36– 13:48	M15	Synthesis of spherical and macroporous YAG: Ce phosphor particles by flame-assisted spray pyrolysis (U.Hiroshima) *Kitou Y., Hirano T., Ogi T.	cerium doped YAG porous structure photoluminescence	12-c	45
13:48– 14:00	M16	Examination for Lowering Holding Time of Low-temperature Sintered Alumina Ceramics by Improvement of Powder Processing (NIT Ube) *Kurashige Yuuka, Shigeno Koichi	Alumina(Al2O3) Ceramics Low Temperature Sintering	13-i	27
14:00– 14:12	M17	Tatara ironmaking operation experiment with improved road furnace with visiting stone (Shinji High Scool) Oonishi Rion, Ishida Tatsuya, Nanmoku Shuuya, Endou Sousuke, *Ikebuchi Yuu	Tatara ironmaking iron sand Hagane	12-k	31
14:12– 14:24	M18	Synthesis and Sintering of Ag-Cu-Ti-Nb-O Type Complex Oxides (NIT Ube) *Emoto Hiroki, Shigeno Koichi, (Yamaguchi U.) Fujimori Hirotaka	Novel Complex Oxide Sintering Electro-ceramics	12-k	33
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena, Environmental engineering
(14:35–15:59) (Chair: Koichi Shigeno, Kouji MAEDA)
14:35– 14:47	M19	Annealing effects of Cr-containing vanadate glass applied to Li-ion battery as cathode active material (U.kindai) *Matsusako Shunsuke, Masuda Sayaka, Sugimoto Ryoya, (MORESCO) Inada Honami, Hayakawa Hikaru, (U.kindai) Nishida Tetsuaki, Oka Nobuto	Lithium ion battery Vanadate glass Cathode active material	12-c	61
14:47– 14:59	M20	Effect of High Pressure on Electrodes of Nickel Hydrogen Batteries (U. Hyogo) *Hirakawa Nozomi, Maeda Kouji, Yae Shinji, Fukumuro Naoki, Matsumoto Wataru, Iimura Kenji, (NIES) Kuramochi Hidetoshi	High Pressure Electric Crystallization Nickel Hydrogen Batteries	12-g	48
14:59– 15:11	M21	Improvement in Sintering Performances and Dielectric Properties of Low-temperature Sintered Gahnite Ceramics by Addition of Titanium Dioxide (NIT Ube) *Fujino Tomoya, Kurashige Yuuka, Shigeno Koichi	Gahnite(ZnAl2O4) Ceramics Low Temperature Sintering	13-i	26
15:11– 15:23	M22	Synthesis of cellulose nanofiber/Fe₃O₄ composite porous particles and their adsorption properties (U.Hiroshima) *Toyoda Y., Annie M. R., (DKS) Kitamura T., Goi Y., Morita Y., (U.Hiroshima) Ogi T.	cellulose protein adsorption spray dry	12-c	44
15:23– 15:35	M23	Understanding gate adsorption behavior on pelletized metal-organic frameworks (Kyoto U.) *Arima Homare, Hiraide Shotaro, Miyahara Minoru	metal-organic framework gate adsorption external force	12-a	111
15:35– 15:47	M24	Study on plastic identification by dyeing (H. Kozu) Nishimuki K, Nakatani R, Kaewashita R, Kiriyama K, Kondoh H	Orange¶ PVC dyeing	13-e	1
15:47– 15:59	M25	Effect of the fine bubbles on removal of sticking salt in the gap between metal plates (NIT Kochi) *Mikasa Yuji, Yamawaki Naoya, Okumura Hayato, Akamatsu Shigenori, Nishiuchi Yusuke, Hata Takashi	fine bubble cleaning sticking salt	2-e	152
Hall N
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Fundamental properties, Thermal engineering, Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Koichi Nakaso, Atsushi Sekimoto)
10:40– 10:52	N06	Estimation of diffusion coefficient by numerical calculation based on InGaSb crystal growth experiment onboard ISS (Osaka U.) *Okita Kazuya, (Graduate School of Eng. Sci., Osaka U.) Sekimoto Atsushi, Okano Yasunori, (japan aerospace exploration agency) Inatomi Yuko, (Res. Inst. electronics, Shizuoka U.) Hayakawa Yasuhiro	crystal growth InGaSb microgravity	3-f	86
10:52– 11:04	N07	The study on improvement of durability of storage media for chemical heat storage with direct heat exchange (Okayama U.) *Okada A., Nakaso K., Mino Y., Gotoh K., (Hiroshima U.) Matsumura Y.	zeolite chemical heat storage packed bed	3-c	85
11:04– 11:16	N08	(withdrawn)		100	155
11:16– 11:28	N09	Effect of Scanning Speed of Electric Field on BN Assmbly (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Anan Col.) *Chikaishi S., (Tolushima Univercity) Hironaka K., (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Anan Col.) Kouzai T., Zheng T., Konishi T., Kamano M., Fujihara T.	Electric Field Hexagonal Boron Nitride Heat Flow	12-k	141
11:28– 11:40	N10	Scientific Consideration of GANZEKI (UTO H.S.) Iwamura Shuto, Urushima Kotaro, Shibata Manami, Noritomi Ai	GANZEKI shelllime solidification	12-m	50
11:40– 11:52	N11	Prediction of phase equilibria by group contribution method with new activity coefficient model (Kyushu U.) *Takeo Ai, Iwai Yoshio, (Nihon U.) Tochigi Katsumi	vapor-liquid equilibrium liquid-liquid equilibrium group contribution method	1-a	108
Environmental engineering
(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Yoshio Iwai, Kenji Sugimoto)
13:00– 13:12	N12	High efficiency of laccase-immobilized membrane prepared by radiation-induced graft polymerization method (NIT Ariake) *Ryuno Nonoka, Kitada Soma, Okobira Tadashi	graft polymarization laccase hollow fiber	13-a	109
13:12– 13:24	N13	Improvement of laccase-immobilization method and evaluation of its effects (NIT Ariake) *Nagatani Ayasa, Ryuno Nonoka, Kitada Soma, (NIT Ariaike) Okobira Tadashi	laccase graft polymerization hollow fiber	13-a	114
13:24– 13:36	N14	Study on radical reaction under sunlight About photochemical smog(ozone) generation (H. Kozu) Hayashi R., Sako T., *Tsunoda H., Takeda M., Yazaki A.	ozone Radical chain reaction chlorine	13-f	3
13:36– 13:48	N15	Development of absorbent using from biomass in Vietnam for equipment of circulating water treatment. (NIT UBE school) *osaki yuma, kurasige kyouka, nakano yoichi	Activated carbon Circulating water purification system	13-a	140
13:48– 14:00	N16	Adsorption properties of ozone-oxidezed activated carbon from advanced water purification plant (U. Miyazaki) *Yoshikawa Masaki, Matsune Hideki, Shiomori Koichiro	activated carbon ozone oxidation adosorption	13-a	157
14:00– 14:12	N17	Study of Adsorption Nitrate and Phosphate by Using Spent Coffee Grounds with Saponification Calcium Hydroxide (PUH) *fumairo aisha, harada hiroyuki	biomass waste adsorption phosphate and nitrate	13-b	93
14:12– 14:24	N18	To influence of seagrass on offshore nutrient concentration (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechUC) *Kimura Taiki, Sugimoto Kenji	seagrass nutrient	13-i	118
Environmental engineering
(14:35–15:59) (Chair: Hiroyuki Harada, Tadashi Okobira)
14:35– 14:47	N19	Functionalization of gypsum by introducing waste eggshell (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Yonago) *Ida Ayane, Tayama Ryota, Tanifuji Naoki	gypsum eggshell food waste	13-e	117
14:47– 14:59	N20	Research on energy recovery using hydrogen sulfide generated from food waste (NIT Ube school) *Sueda Kai, Sakita Natsuna, Okamura Hideki, Nakano Yoichi	energy recovery hydrogen sulfide waste	13-e	149
14:59– 15:11	N21	Study of phosphorus recovery efficiency from livestock wastewater by MAP supported bamboo charcoal (NIT Ariake) *mine kaisei, liu dan	crystallization recycle of phosphorus MAP supported Bamboo Charcoal	13-b	69
15:11– 15:23	N22	Estimate of carbon uptake of seaweed in artificial seaweed bed and seaweed origin carbon content in sediment (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechUC) *Takashima Hikaru, Yamada Mei, Sugimoto Kenji	Blue Carbon Artificial seaweed bed	13-g	34
15:23– 15:35	N23	Reuse of carbon dioxide with sodium cabonate (Okayama prefectual Tamashima H.S.) Nakae Momoyo, Aoki Aoi, Takeuchi Momoko, Nakamichi Asuka	carbon dioxide sodium carbonate reuse	13-g	53
15:35– 15:47	N24	Evaluation of oxygen supply peformance in water using circulating aeration device (NIT UBE school) *hamamoto syouki, ii rauchi, nakano yoichi	circulating aeration device Oxygen supply	13-a	144
15:47– 15:59	N25	Effects of artificial seaweed bed using steel-making slag created on fish gathering in Hiroshima Bay (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechUC) *Yamada Ayumi, Fujimura Kanako, Sugimoto Kenji	artificial seaweed bed fish gathering environmental DNA	13-i	37
Hall O
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Yukitaka Kimura, Toshiyuki Nomura)
10:40– 10:52	O06	Reduction property of metal complex on liposome membranes (Okayama U.) *Fujioka Ryo, Shimanouchi Toshinori, Kimura Yukitaka	metal complex liposome nano particle	12-k	147
10:52– 11:04	O07	Delivery of carrier nanoparticles into plant cells (Osaka Pref. U.) *Sato Misaki, Konishi Yasuhiro, Nomura Toshiyuki	DDS PLGA Plant cell	12-m	99
11:04– 11:16	O08	Effect of dispersion environment on nanoparticle uptake into lung epithelial cells (Osaka Pref. U.) *Inoue Mayu, Konishi Yasuhiro, Nomura Toshiyuki	DDS PLGA Lung epithelial cell	12-m	100
11:16– 11:28	O09	A basic study on effective utilization of cyclodextrin MOF (NIT Ariake) *Hayashi Erika, Okobira Tadashi	Metal-Organic Frameworks Cyclodextrin CD-MOF	12-i	115
11:28– 11:40	O10	Structural analysis of platonic micelles by using experiment and computational chemistry (NIT Ariake) *Takeuchi ryo, Okobira Tadashi	molecular dynamics simulation SAXS platonic micelles	12-i	107
11:40– 11:52	O11	Investigation of potential to drug carrier of metal-organic frameworks (Osaka Pref. U.) *Imaeda Yuki, Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru	Metal-organic framework Drug delivery system Small molecule drug	12-c	138
Supercritical fluid, Electronics, Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena
(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Hirohisa Uchida, Toshinori Shimanouchi)
13:00– 13:12	O12	Clickable surfaces on polypropylene prepared by polymer coating (Kobe U.) *Matsushita Y., Kusamoto Y., Miyahara K., Maruyama T.	Surface functionalization Polypropylene Click chemistry	12-j	125
13:12– 13:24	O13	Fundamental study for properties of anodized Titanium (Hiroshima U. Highschool) Izumikawa Hideyuki, Sogo Yuki, Chojin Takuma, Hata Shuji, Kutsunugi Yuki	Anodized metal Titanium Instrumental Analysis	11-a	122
13:24– 13:36	O14	Simulation of all solid state battery with effect of volume expansion (Kyushu U.) *Nunoshita K, Hirate R, Kimura N, Inoue G, Tsuge Y	Á´¸ÇÂÎÅÅÃÓ ¿ôÃÍ·×»» ±þÎÏ²òÀÏ	11-a	154
13:36– 13:48	O15	The quest for the change in color in synthesizing polypyrrole (Nara H.S.) Kanda Shunsuke, Shimizu Shoma, Takagaki Aoi, Takemoto Miu, Tanaka Arisu, Yoshida Wataru, Furutani Masahiro	polypyrrole redox battery	11-a	143
13:48– 14:00	O16	Diffusion coefficients of anthraquinone derivatives in poly(methyl methacrylate) under supercritical carbon dioxide (Kyushu U.) *Ueda Kouya, Nishiyama Kai, Iwai Yoshio	Free-volume theory UV-Vis spectrometer Supercritical impregnation	1-a	106
14:00– 14:12	O17	Effects of Conditions of Dissolving Solutes on Production of Phenacetin Microparticles by Rapid Expansion of Supercritical Solutions (Kanazawa U.) *Ishikawa K., Oshima T., Uchida H.	RESS Micronization Phenacetin	8-e	146
14:12– 14:24	O18	Measurement of Solubility of Rubrene in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide by the Determination of Saturation States Using UV-visible Spectroscopy (Kanazawa U.) *Maeda N., Shiba Y., Uchida H.	Solubility Rubrene Supercritical carbon dioxide	8-b	151
Hall P
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
19
17:30– 19:00	Exchange meeting

Hall I

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Fluid & particle processing

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: Tomonori Fukasawa, Shuji Ohsaki)

9:30– 9:42

I01

Effect of particle properties on the local gravitational packing characteristics of powder

(Okayama U.) *Ayana S., Mino Y., Nakaso K., Gotoh K.

powder
gravitational packing
die filling, clogging

2-f

9:42– 9:54

I02

evaluation of flowability by shear test and vibration shear tube method

(U.Kyoto) *Nishikawa R., Matsusaka S.

vibration shear tube metod
shear test
friction

2-f

9:54– 10:06

I03

Development of component separation method for mixed powders in vibrating fluidized bed based on differences in agglomeration behavior of individual powders

(Hiroshima U.) *Izumi J., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

Component separation
Vibrating fluidized bed
Mixed powders

2-f

10:06– 10:18

I04

Compression simulation of powder compacts using discrete element method

(Okayama U.) *Inohara Y., Mino Y., Nakaso K., Gotoh K.

DEM
powder compacts
compression

2-f

103

10:18– 10:30

I05

Influence of operating conditions on the structure of powder layer deposited on the bag filter

(Hiroshima U.) *Matsunaga K, Narita T, Fukasawa T, Ishigami T, Fukui K

bag filter
powder layer structure
filtration

2-f

Fluid & particle processing

(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Yasushi Mino, Toru Ishigami)

10:40– 10:52

I06

Influence of pulse-jet cleaning interval of effective filtration area of pleated filter

(Hiroshima U.) *Furumoto K., Narita T., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

Effective filtration area
Pleated filter
Pulse-jet cleanig

2-f

10:52– 11:04

I07

Electrification of Nano Particles in Gas-Solid Pipe Flow

(U.Kyoto) *Kai S., Matsusaka S.

Electrification
Nano Particle
Gas-Solid Flow

2-f

11:04– 11:16

I08

Downsizing of Solid-Electrolytes for All-Solid-State Lithium Batteries by Liquid Shaking Method

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Hatada Akihiro, Yano Takeru, Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru

All-solid-state lithium battery
Liquid Shaking method
Li3PS4

2-f

11:16– 11:28

I09

Simulation of drying process of fine particle dispersed droplet by DEM-DNS method

(Hiroshima U.) *Karasudani T., Maemoto Y., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

DEM-DNS method
spray drying
structure formation

2-e

11:28– 11:40

I10

Development of a novel atomizing device for miniaturizing the size of the spray dryer using the rotating disk atomizer

(Okayama U.) *Takami N., Shimizu A., Nakaso K., Mino Y., Gotoh K.

Spray dry
Rotating disk atomizer
Droplet

2-f

11:40– 11:52

I11

Comparison of techniques to evaluate contact angle

(Okayama U.) *Takahashi Y., Mino Y., Nakaso K. ., Gotoh K.

powder
wettabillity
liquid penetrarion

2-f

104

Fluid & particle processing

(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Yasuya Nakayama, Kosuke Suzuki)

13:00– 13:12

I12

Development of numerical simulation model of solid-gas-liquid-liquid four-phase flows based on phase-field model

(Hiroshima U.) *Hagiwara R., Ueda M., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

four-phase flow
phase-field model
immersed boundary method

2-e

13:12– 13:24

I13

Oscillatory shear rheology of a suspension in a viscoelastic medium

(Kyushu U.) *Uemura Takami, (U. Kyushu/Sumitomo Bakelite) Matsuoka Yuki, (U. Kyushu) Nakayama Yasuya, Kajiwara Toshihisa

suspension
SAOS
rheology

2-a

13:24– 13:36

I14

Effect of the size of dispersed particles on the motion of a single particle

(Kobe U.) *Goto Sayu, Komoda Yoshiyuki, Suzuki Kosuke, Horie Takahumi, Ohmura Naoto

Micro-scale flow
Magnetic particles
Stokes flow

2-a

13:36– 13:48

I15

Effect of heating method and pH on the synthesis of complex oxide particles by precipitation method

(Hiroshima U.) *Irusyado P., Ichiba G., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

Microwave heating
Coprecipitation
CFMO

2-f

13:48– 14:00

I16

Study on the dispersion stability of emulsion using ultrafine bubbles

(NIT Kochi) *Amagu Kaiki, Yamawaki Naoya, Nishiuchi Yusuke, Hata Takashi, Tada Kaori

emulsion
dispersion stability
ultrafine bubble

2-e

150

14:00– 14:12

I17

Effects of ion types, particle surface properties, and applied electric fields on zeta potential measurements

(Hiroshima U.) *Maruyama N., Ono K., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., (HiroshimaU.) Fukui K.

Electricphoresis
Zeta Potential
Particle surface properties

2-f

14:12– 14:24

I18

Control of microbial adhesion to stainless steel surface using titania nanoparticles

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Tanaka Tomohiko, Konishi Yasuhiro, Nomura Toshiyuki, (Osaka U.) Kondo Hikaru, Naito Makio

AFM
Adhesion force
Bacterial cells

2-g

101

Fluid & particle processing

(14:35–15:47) (Chair: Takafumi Horie, Kazutaka Takata)

14:35– 14:47

I19

Analysis of mixing and flowing state in an oscillatory baffled reactor

(Kobe U.) *Murotani Ryosuke, Horie Takafumi, (Sekisui Chemical) Yakushiji Hikaru, (Kobe U.) Komoda Yoshiyuki, Ohmura Naoto

oscillatory baffled reactor
vortex motion
decolorization

2-b

14:47– 14:59

I20

Numerical analysis of water-benzene mixture flow around obstacles in a circular pipe

(Osaka U.) *Kitano Yuki, (Graduate school of Eng. Sci., Osaka U.) Okano Yasunori, Sekimoto Atushi

OpenFOAM
liquid-liquid dispersion
static mixer

2-b

14:59– 15:11

I21

Influence of Various Impeller Shape on Discharge Performance in Turbulent Mixing

(Kure Kosen) *Kobayashi Masaki, Serene Ong Hui Sze, Sawai Gentarou, Takata Kazutaka

Mixing
CFD
Flow pattern

2-b

15:11– 15:23

I22

Effect of rheological properties on the mixing pattern induced by a rotationally reciprocating anchor impeller

(Kobe U.) *Hirose Haruna, Komoda Yoshiyuki, Suzuki Kosuke, Horie Takafumi, Ohmura Naoto

non-Newtonian fluids
laminar chaotic mixing
streakline

2-b

15:23– 15:35

I23

Influence of Various Projected Area on Power Consumption and Mixing Time of Paddle Impeller

(Kure Kosen) *Serene Ong Hui Sze, Kobayashi Masaki, Sawai Gentarou, Takata Kazutaka

Mixing
CFD
Power consumption

2-b

15:35– 15:47

I24

Effect of mixing patten on liquid/liquid mass transfer of low density liquid with larger volume

(Okayama U.) *Sunami Kodai, Uddin Md Azhar, Kato Yoshiie

mass transfer
low density liquid
larger volume

2-b

131

Hall J

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Separation processes

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: IkuoTaniguchi, Naohiro Shimoda)

9:30– 9:42

J01

Development of UCST-type thermo-responsive ionic liquids as draw solutes in forward osmosis process

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Motoyama A., Inada A., Yumiya K., Matsuyama H.

Forward osmosis
Ionic liquid
UCST

4-a

9:42– 9:54

J02

Preparation of fluorine-containing polyamide membrane using interfacial polymerization and evaluation of water and organic solvent permeability

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Kushida W., Shintani T., Nakagawa K., Sasaki Y., Hasegawa S., Kamio E., Matsuyama H.

Polyamide membrane
Hydrophobicity
Organic solvent

4-a

9:54– 10:06

J03

Elucidation of separation and permeation mechanism in zeolite membrane and design of high performance membrane by Molecular dynamics simulation

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Ueda T., Yosioka T., Nakagawa K., Shintani T., Kamio E., Matsuyama H.

Zeolite
Moleular dynamics simulation
Hydrocarbon

4-a

10:06– 10:18

J04

Preparation of hollow-fiber membrane modules for CO₂ capture and the gas separation properties

(Take High Sch.) *Mitsuhara Kanato, (WPI-I2CNER, Kyushu U.) Matsunaga Mitsunari, Toyoda Mariko, Taniguchi Ikuo

amine
CO2 capture
membrane module

4-a

10:18– 10:30

J05

Introduction of commercial NaA zeolite powders into porous SUS tube for Pd thin membrane

(Tokushima U.) *Terasaki K., Inadu Y., Katoh M., Shimoda N., Sugiyama S.

Pd thin membrane
Commercial NaA zeolite
Hydrogen separation

4-a

Separation processes

(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Koreyoshi Imamura, Eiji Kamio)

10:40– 10:52

J06

Preparation of solely amorphous sugar based solid dispersion of water-insoluble flavors

(Okayama U.) *Nitta Yuna, Okamoto Takashi, Fujioka Akiho, Sekitoh Takanari, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi

solid dispersion
sugar
flavor

4-h

123

10:52– 11:04

J07

Monitoring of atmospheric freeze-drying process by heat flux measurement of sublimation

(Kyoto U.) *Ueda Takumi, Nakagawa Kyuya, Sano Noriaki, Suzuki Tetsuo

atmospheric freeze-drying
sublimation
monitoring

4-h

139

11:04– 11:16

J08

Fabrication of inorganic/organic double network ion gels with high ionic liquid content

(Kobe.U./MaF Tech Center) *Minakata M, Yasui T, Matsuoka A, Kamio E, Matsuyama H

CO2 separation membrane
Ionic liquids
tough gels

4-a

11:16– 11:28

J09

Fabrication of inorganic/organic double network ion gels using cross-linkable polymer

(Kobe.U./MaF Tech Center) *Segawa Jumpei, Kinoshita Masayuki, Yasui Tomoki, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto

ionic liquid
gel
cross-linkable polymer

4-a

11:28– 11:40

J10

Challenge for negative carbon emission with amine-containing polymeric membranes

(Yatsushiro H.S.) *Tanaka Haruno, (WPI-I2CNER, Kyushu U.) Kinugasa Kae, Taniguchi Ikuo

CO2 capture
membrane
negative emission

4-a

11:40– 11:52

J11

Fabrication of laminar graphene oxide membranes using amine-type crosslinkers for organic solvent nanofiltration

(., Kobe U./MaF Tech) *Ushio K., Nakagawa K., Yoshioka T., Shintani T., Kamio E., Matsuyama H.

Graphene oxide membrane
Crosslinking
Organic solvent nanofiltration

4-a

Separation processes

(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Kenji Kawasaki, Takuji Yamamoto)

13:00– 13:12

J12

behavior of nitrogen in carrier added activated sludge process

(U.Ehime) *Ito Y., Kawasaki K.

activated sludge process
carrier
nitrogen concentration

4-b

13:12– 13:24

J13

Water absorption of nitorogen monoxide using glass filter type gas absorber in the presence of ozone and hydrogen peroxide

(OPUCT) *Yokokawa Shota, Hirabayashi Daisuke, (Osaka Pref. U.) Mieda Yousuke, Yasuda Masahiro

Glass fiber filter type gas absorber
Nitorogen monoaxide
Water absorption

4-d

142

13:24– 13:36

J14

Introduction of Ion Exchange Group into Cellulose and its Application

(IchinomiyaHighSchool) *Kanai M., *Kinouchi H., *Konishi Y., *Manago R.

cellulose
ion exchange
esterification

4-e

105

13:36– 13:48

J15

Mechanizm of nitrogen monoxide adsorption to Y-type zeolite

(OPUCT) *Ooshiro Atsushi, Hirabayashi Daisuke, (Osaka Pref. U.) Kitasagami Makoto, Yasuda Masahiro

Nitrogen monoxide
Adsorption mechanism
Zeolite

4-e

129

13:48– 14:00

J16

Nitrogen monoxide adsorption to ion exchanged Y-type zeolite

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Kitasagami Makoto, (OPUCT) Ooshiro Atushi, ¥Ò¥é¥Ð¥ä¥· ¥À¥¤¥¹¥±, (Osaka Pref. U.) Yasuda Masahiro

Ion exchanged Y-type zeolite
Nitrogen monoxide
Adsorption

4-e

134

14:00– 14:12

J17

Adsorption Characterization of Spherical Ion-Exchange Gel Prepared from Resorcinol and Formaldehyde

(U.Hyogo) *Sakuragi R., Taguchi S., Ito K., Maeda K., Yamamoto T.

resorcinol-formaldehyde resin
ion exchange

12-e

14:12– 14:24

J18

The¡¡development¡¡of¡¡a¡¡simple¡¡method¡¡for¡¡extractingtheobromine

(utohighschool) *higashi kotaro, *teramoto aoi

theobromin
extraction
sublimation

4-f

127

Fundamental properties, Separation processes, Energy engineering

(14:35–15:47) (Chair: Kensuke Kurahashi, Gen Inoue)

14:35– 14:47

J19

Extraction of Eu using SIR impregnated with only surfactant

(OPUCT) *Kawasaki Yuta, Takata Sohki, Kanamura Hideo, Nakatani Ryo, Kurahasi Kensuke, (FemtoLab) Umetani Shigeo, (ICR) Sohrin Yoshiki

Solvent impregnated resin
Surfactant
Rare earth element

4-f

124

14:47– 14:59

J20

Removal of mercury from coal gasification gas with Ce-Zn oxide

(Okayama U.) *Yamada Takanari, Uddin Md Azhar, Katou Yoshiei

removal of mercury
coal gasification gas
Ce-Zn oxide

13-i

132

14:59– 15:11

J21

Control of pyrolysis of waste plastics by coprocessing with iron ore

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

Coprocessing
Waste plastics
Iron ore

9-c

15:11– 15:23

J22

High-efficiency power generation utilizing reduction reactions by low-grade carbonaceous resources

(Kyoto U.) *Yoshihiro Fueki, Yoshihiro Fueki, Ashida Ryuichi, Kawase Motoaki

low-rank coal
redox reaction
power generation

9-c

128

15:23– 15:35

J23

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(H. Kozu) *Masuda A, *Tuzimura A

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1-a

15:35– 15:47

J24

Estimation of structural properties of electrode layer by simulation, observation and machine learning

(Kyushu U.) *Ishikawa S, Mashioka H, Kimura N, Inoue G, Tsuge Y

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11-a

153

Hall K

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Chemical reaction engineering

(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Tsutomu Ono, Hideo Nagata)

10:40– 10:52

K06

Preparation of cellulose nanofiber by microchannel wet-spinning process

(Okayama U.) *Miyabayashi Takanori, Ono Tsutomu, Watanabe Takaichi

Microchannel wet-spinning process
Jet flow
CNF

5-f

110

10:52– 11:04

K07

Synthesis of aluminum nitride coating from triethylaluminum

(Kyoto U.) *Ohashi Y., Li Y., Kawase M.

CVD
Aluminum nitride
Triethylaluminum

5-h

11:04– 11:16

K08

Reaction kinetics of hexafluoroethane hydrolysis reaction over ¦Ã-Alumina catalyst

(NIT Sasebo Collage) *Yamaguchi Masaki, Nagata Hideo, Hirayama Shunichi

Hexafluoroethane
Hydrolysis reaction
¦Ã-Alumina

5-a

11:16– 11:28

K09

Difference in corrosion rate of aluminum by strong acid and strong base

(kakogawahigashi highschool) *tuda syuto, *kobayashi haruto, *uchiyama sakura, *sugahara chinatsu

Aluminum
strong acid
strong base

1-e

11:28– 11:40

K10

Synthesis of 2-chloropropane by catalytic hydrogenation of 2-chloropropene

(Tokushima U.) *Moroyama T., Endo S., Shimoda N., Katoh M., Sugiyama S.

2-chloropropene
2-chloropropane
hydrogenation

5-a

11:40– 11:52

K11

Performance and sulfur poisoning resistance of Birdcage-type silicalite catalyst encapsulated platinum nanoparticles for dry reforming of methane

(Tokushima U.) *Mizuno Masayuki, Shimoda Naohiro, Katoh Masahiro, Sugiyama Shigeru

Dry reforming of methane
Sulfur poisoning
Birdcage type Pt catalyst

5-a

Chemical reaction engineering, Wide area

(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Yuichi Ichihashi, Uddin Md Azhar)

13:00– 13:12

K12

Development of Fe-Ce based catalyst for the decomposition of tar produced by gasification of woody biomass

(Okayama U.) *Ohama Mayo, Uddin Md Azhar, Kato Yoshiei

biomass
gasification
Fe-Ce catalyst

5-g

130

13:12– 13:24

K13

Effect of Ce introduction into Bi-Mo composite oxide catalysts for acrolein synthesis

(Tokushima U.) *Yoshida M., Miyake M., Shimoda N., Katoh M., Sugiyama S.

acrolein
Bi-Mo
catalytic oxidation

5-a

13:24– 13:36

K14

Development of metal-modified alumina catalysts with catalyst degradation resistance against catalytic dehydrogenation of isobutane

(Tokushima U.) *Yoshida T., Oribe K., Shimoda N., Katoh M., Sugiyama S., (Mitsubishi Chem.) Kato Y., Ninomiya W.

dehydrogenation
isobutane
Ni/Al2O3

5-a

13:36– 13:48

K15

Study of operating conditions of PEFC at high-temperature and high-pressure

(Kyoto U.) *Tanabe K., Balci B., Yamaguchi K., Kageyama M., Kawase M.

PEFC
relative humidity
hugh-temperature high-pressure operation

5-a

13:48– 14:00

K16

Investigation of aldehyde selectivity in electrolytic oxidation of various alcohols

(Kyoto U.) *Sano N., Namura K., Kawase M.

Electoroorganic synthesis
Potential difference
Selectivity

5-i

14:00– 14:12

K17

The most suitable conditions for silver mirror reaction

(H.matsuyamatyuo) *asaka yuta, *mizuguchi asuka, shimoda ai

silver mirror reaction
a copper ion
most suitable

14-c

126

14:12– 14:24

K18

Reaction of caramelization and hydrogen peroxide

(Senri H.S.) *Tanaka Chisato, *Hoshino Souta

Caramelization
hydrogen peroxide

14-e

Chemical reaction engineering

(14:35–15:59) (Chair: Keita Taniya, Takaichi Watanabe)

14:35– 14:47

K19

Development of electrochemical reactor to synthesize hydrogen peroxide

(Kyoto U.) *Watanabe Yutaro, Sano Noriaki, Nakagawa Kyuya, Suzuki Tetsuo

hydrogen peroxide
electrochemistry
electrolysis

5-e

120

14:47– 14:59

K20

Study in Catalytic Performance and Degradation Behavior of FER-type Zeolite for Methanol to Dimethyl Ether Reaction

(Tokushima U.) *Aki Masahiro, Yamaji Mai, Shimoda Naohiro, Katoh Masahiro, Sugiyama Shigeru

FER-type Zeolite
Alkaline treatment
Methanol to dimethyl ether reaction

5-a

14:59– 15:11

K21

Visualization of color reaction between salicylic acid and iron chloride(III) aqueous solution using spectrophotometer

(UTO H.S.) *Hirota Ibuki, *Matsumoto Mari, *Miyamoto Mizuki, *Murayama Yuka

salicylic acid
iron chloride ·
color reaction

5-i

15:11– 15:23

K22

Photocatalytic oxidation of Water to Hydrogen peroxide over Organic Semiconductor

(Kobe Univercity) *Tokui Y., Morimoto M., Taniya K., Ichihashi Y., Nishiyama S.

Photocatalyst
Organic smiconductor
Hydrogen peroxide synthesis

5-a

15:23– 15:35

K23

The propasal of simple measuring method of N₃^- by using brown ring reaction

(H.tsuyama) *koyuki O, *yuka N, *natsuki Y

brown ring reaction

5-i

15:35– 15:47

K24

Modification of ZIF-8 Film on Outer Surface of Spherical SiO₂ by Semi-batch Operation

(Kobe U.) *Nishikawa Y., Shimada D., Kawada S., Taniya K., Hidema R., Horie T., Komoda Y., Ichihashi Y., Ohmura N., Nishiyama S., Suzuki H.

ZIF-8
Latent heat transportation
Silica microcapsule

5-i

15:47– 15:59

K25

Chemiluminescence ~the difference of alcohol ~

(Nara H.S.) *Higuchi Honoka, *Ueno manami, *Kaneko Yuna, *Hattori Narimi, *Yoshida Nao, Morishima Kuniyoshi

Chemiluminescence
alcohol
cosolvent

5-i

145

Hall L

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Biochemical engineering

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: Hiroyuki Imanaka, Mari Takahara)

9:30– 9:42

L01

Development of novel multivalent molecular recognition elements by modifying multimer formation of CutA1

(Okayama U.) *Yamada Kodai, Azuma Hidetaka, Ishida Naoyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi, Imanaka Hiroyuki

biomolecular
scaffold
interaction

7-i

156

9:42– 9:54

L02

Detection of Amyloid beta aggregation on lipid membrane by using electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance

(NIT Wakayama) *Kubo Asuka, Miyamoto Kazuho, Morita Seiichi

amyloid beta
lipid membrane
Electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance

7-i

9:54– 10:06

L03

Bioassay sensor by using model cell membrane

(NIT Wakayama) *Sakamoto Marika, Sakai Chinatsu, Morita Seiichi

model cell membrane
bioassay
sensor

7-i

10:06– 10:18

L04

Evaluated the stress that fruit was subjected to with antioxidant activity

(Seishin girls' H.S.) *Kawashima Itori, *Nakayama Yua, Yamada Naofumi

anti-oxidative activity

7-h

10:18– 10:30

L05

Site-selective drug modification of a protein using drug-fused peptide and enzyme

(NIT Kit) *Miura Tenki, (Kyushu U.) Kamiya Noriho, (NIT Kit) Takahara Mari

Peptide
Enzyme
Protein-drug conjugate

7-a

Biochemical engineering

(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Kamiya Noriho, Daisuke Hirabayashi)

10:40– 10:52

L06

pH dependence in post-modification of self-assembling peptides using enzymatic reactions

(Kyushu U.) *Higuchi Ayato, Obayashi Hiroki, Wakabayashi Rie, Goto Masahiro, Kamiya Noriho

Post-modification
Enzymatic reaction
Self-assembly

7-i

10:52– 11:04

L07

Characterization of Monolithic beads for protein chromatography.

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Lyu Mengxuan, Rakotondravao Haigomaholy Michelle, (EMAUS) Ishizuka Norio, (YMC) Kuroda Noritaka, Takahashi Ryosuke, (Kyoto U.) Sakakibara Keita, (Kyoto Inst. Tech.) Horiuchi Junichi, Kumada Yoichi

Chromatography
Monolithic beads
Mass transfer

7-c

11:04– 11:16

L08

Dynamic adsorption capacity analysis of proteins in multimodal chromatographic separation

(Kyoto Inst. Tech) *Hamamoto Y., Ohara A., Kumada Y., (YMC) Takahashi R., Kuroda N., Sakoda Y.

multimodal chromatography
dynamic binding capacity
separation

7-c

102

11:16– 11:28

L09

Cell adhesion to high molecular mass amphiphilic polymer particle

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Nishizaki Ryohei, Yasuda Masahiro

Polymer particle
Amphiphilic function group
Adhesive cell

7-e

136

11:28– 11:40

L10

Development of high efficiency separation of Exosomal vesicles using single-chain Fv antibody immobilized beads

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Mukai R., Kobayashi T., Horiuchi J., Kumada Y.

single-chain Fv antibody
amine coupling
dispersibility

7-b

11:40– 11:52

L11

Screening of VHH antibodies using liposomes

(Kyoto Inst.Tech) *Wakita Misaki, (Denka) Inano Koichi, Ogasawara Shinya, (Denka-seiken) Gondaira Fumio, (Kyoto Inst.Tech) Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

Screening
VHH
Liposome

7-b

Biochemical engineering

(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Eisaku Oikawa, Jun-ichi Horiuchi)

13:00– 13:12

L12

Conditions for hydrogen production by nitrogen-fixing bacteria

(Kuremiyahara H.S.) *Oikawa Haruka, Ohno Yujiro, (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech., Kure Col.) Oikawa Eisaku

hydrogen
nitrogen-fixing bacteria
hydride ion

7-g

13:12– 13:24

L13

Difference in hydrogen-producing ability and growth rate of various nitrogen-fixing bacteria

(NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech.,Kure Col.) *Koke Taishu, *Ishiyama Mahono, Ohue Daiki, Niyagawa Ryo, Oikawa Eisaku

hydrogen
nitrogen-fixing
microorganisms

7-g

13:24– 13:36

L14

Ammonia-producing ability by heterotrophic microorganisms with varying nutrient content

(NIT or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech.,Kure Col.) *Hshimoto Naoki, *Miyahara Noya, Oikawa Eisaku

Ammonia
microorganisms
nitrogen-fixing

7-g

13:36– 13:48

L15

Germination Suppression by Cherry Leaves2

(chienkan) *Nakashima Ryusei, *Ezaki Taiyou, Setoguchi Tomoki, Takamaru Yuduki, Tachikawa Akimitsu, Tsuchihashi Syuhei

cherry
coumarin
gibberellin

7-i

13:48– 14:00

L16

Production of astaxanthin from corncobs by Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Ogura Shinya, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

astaxanthin
#Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous#
corncob

7-a

14:00– 14:12

L17

efficient production of single-chain fragment (scFv) antibody produced in recombinant Escherichia coli by DO-stat fed-batch culture

(Kyoto Inst.Tech.) *Sanada Yuki, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

fed-batch culture
E coli
DO-stat

7-a

14:12– 14:24

L18

Developing of xylitol production by co-culture with flocculating yeast

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Higashino Yasuaki, horiuchi Junichi, Kumada Yoichi

xylitol
co-culture
flocculating yeast

7-a

Biochemical engineering

(14:35–15:35) (Chair: Tatsuo Maruyama, Kyuya Nakagawa)

14:35– 14:47

L19

The role of sodium glutamate solution in the elution effect of iron in cooking

(H.Matsuyamachuo) *Hayashi Kousei, *Kuwabara Masaaki, *Hosokawa Kanji, Maki Daisuke

MSG
iron
elution

7-h

116

14:47– 14:59

L20

To use wooden biomass ash for food processing

(H.tsuyama) *Imaishi Y, *Uragami M, *Torigoe N, *Makimoto F

woody biomass ash
food processing
Alkaline water

13-e

14:59– 15:11

L21

Detoxification of melittin by indoles

(Kobe U.) *Kanemitsu Sayuki, Tominaga Yudai, Nishimura Kanon, Sakurai Haruka, Tamura Atsuo, Maruyama Tatsuo

melittin
detoxification
indoles

7-b

15:11– 15:23

L22

A molecular dynamics study of hydration of agarooligosaccharides

(Kyoto U.) *Nishi K, Suzuki T, Sano N

molecular dynamics
hydration
agarooligosaccharide

7-h

15:23– 15:35

L23

Development of microencapsulation technique for lactobacillus by egg protein aggregated upon freezing

(Kyoto U.) *Watanabe H, Nakagawa K, Sano N, Suzuki T

egg protein
microencapsulation
freezing

7-h

135

17, 18

(16:15–17:00) (Chair: Yoshiei Kato)

16:15– 17:00

L26

Plenary lecture

(MGC) Kedo Ko

Plenary

17-a

158

17:00– 17:15

Awards ceremony

Hall M

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(9:30–10:30) (Chair: Kazumitsu Naoe, Naoyuki Ishida)

9:30– 9:42

M01

Functionalization of plastic surfaces using fluorous affinity

(Kobe U.) *Tsuchii Takane, Kaneko Kazuki, Nishino Takashi, Maruyama tatsuo

Surface functionalization
Rewritable
microcontact printing

12-h

9:42– 9:54

M02

The study of enhancing water resistant of filter paper

(H.tsuyama) Kurose A

water resistant

12-a

121

9:54– 10:06

M03

Phase behavior of thermo-responsive polymer grafted on solid surface in organic solvents and binary mixtures

(Okayama U.) *Ogasawara Shiori, Imanaka Hiroyuki, Imamura Koreyoshi, Ishida Naoyuki

thermo-responsive polymer
phase behavior
atomic force microscopy

12-a

137

10:06– 10:18

M04

Preparation of Pickering emulsions stabilized by stearate microparticles in stirred tank and their filtration behavior

(NIT Nara) *Kambara Haruta, Yoneda Yuto, Naoe Kazumitsu

Pickering emulsion
filtration
stirred tank

12-b

10:18– 10:30

M05

Preparation of molecular assembly using fine bubble as a template

(NIT Ariake) *Watanabe Kaori, (NIT Sasebo) Tanaka Yasuhiko, Johno Yuuki, (NIT Ariake) Okobira Tadashi

Fine bubble
Ion complex
Nanoparticle

12-d

112

Fundamental properties, Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Shotaro Hiraide, Yoshiyuki Komoda)

10:40– 10:52

M06

Formation of soft colloidal crystals in organic solvents combined with force measurements at order-disorder boundaries

(Kyoto U.) *Katayama Yuu, Arai Nozomi, Watanabe Satoshi, Miyahara Minoru

Soft colloidal crystals
Atomic force microscopy
Order-disorder boundary

12-c

113

10:52– 11:04

M07

Film formation process of emulsion paint containing silica particles

(Kobe U.) *Nakamichi Sae, Komoda Yosiyuki, Suzuki Kosuke, Horie Takahumi, Ohmura Naoto

Speckle pattern
Emulsion paint
Thickness decrease

12-h

11:04– 11:16

M08

Effects of Substrate Heating Temperatures on Production of Ph-BTBT-10 Thin Films by Rapid Expansion of Supercritical Solutions (RESS)

(Kanazawa U.) *Kamata W., Sakamoto Y., Kiyosawa T., Uchida H.

RESS
Organic thin films
Supercritical CO2

12-g

148

11:16– 11:28

M09

STORM¡¡GLASS

(Tatsuno.hs) *Adachi R., *Arimoto K., *Sasaki H., *Mori R., *Yamamoto H.

Storm
Camphor
Weather

1-b

11:28– 11:40

M10

Preparation of hydrophobic cryogels using divinylbenzene

(UMiyazaki) *Goya Naoto, (U. Miyazaki) Matsune Hideki, Shiomori Koichiro

hydrophobic cryogels
organic solvent
polymerization

12-e

11:40– 11:52

M11

Preparation and Characterization of Fatty Acid Bicelle

(U.Hyogo) *Kimura Y., Taguchi S., Maeda K., Yamamoto T.

oleic acid
bicelle

12-b

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Nobuto Oka, Hideki Matsune)

13:00– 13:12

M12

Synthesis of a Cobalt Layered Compound with Narrow Interlayer Distance by Soft Chemical Processing and Its Ultra Low-temperature Sintering

(NIT Ube) *Shirakawa Fumiki, Shigeno Koichi, (Hosei U.) Yamasaki Yuki

Cobalt Layered Compounds
Ultra Low Temperature Sintering
Thermoelectric Materials

12-k

13:12– 13:24

M13

Chemical modification of residual double bonds in divinylbenzene porous particles

(U. Miyazaki) *Natsui Yugo, Matsune Hideki, Shiomori Koichiro

porous polymer particles
chemical modification
bromination

12-c

133

13:24– 13:36

M14

Development of non-contact method to evaluate aggregation degree of BaTiO3 fine particles using fluorescence spectrum analysis

(Kyoto U.) *Kanao Taichi, Sano N, Nakagawa K, Suzuki T

fluorescence spectrum
paritcle
BaTiO3

12-d

119

13:36– 13:48

M15

Synthesis of spherical and macroporous YAG: Ce phosphor particles by flame-assisted spray pyrolysis

(U.Hiroshima) *Kitou Y., Hirano T., Ogi T.

cerium doped YAG
porous structure
photoluminescence

12-c

13:48– 14:00

M16

Examination for Lowering Holding Time of Low-temperature Sintered Alumina Ceramics by Improvement of Powder Processing

(NIT Ube) *Kurashige Yuuka, Shigeno Koichi

Alumina(Al2O3)
Ceramics
Low Temperature Sintering

13-i

14:00– 14:12

M17

Tatara ironmaking operation experiment with improved road furnace with visiting stone

(Shinji High Scool) *Oonishi Rion, *Ishida Tatsuya, *Nanmoku Shuuya, *Endou Sousuke, *Ikebuchi Yuu

Tatara ironmaking
iron sand
Hagane

12-k

14:12– 14:24

M18

Synthesis and Sintering of Ag-Cu-Ti-Nb-O Type Complex Oxides

(NIT Ube) *Emoto Hiroki, Shigeno Koichi, (Yamaguchi U.) Fujimori Hirotaka

Novel Complex Oxide
Sintering
Electro-ceramics

12-k

Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena, Environmental engineering

(14:35–15:59) (Chair: Koichi Shigeno, Kouji MAEDA)

14:35– 14:47

M19

Annealing effects of Cr-containing vanadate glass applied to Li-ion battery as cathode active material

(U.kindai) *Matsusako Shunsuke, Masuda Sayaka, Sugimoto Ryoya, (MORESCO) Inada Honami, Hayakawa Hikaru, (U.kindai) Nishida Tetsuaki, Oka Nobuto

Lithium ion battery
Vanadate glass
Cathode active material

12-c

14:47– 14:59

M20

Effect of High Pressure on Electrodes of Nickel Hydrogen Batteries

(U. Hyogo) *Hirakawa Nozomi, Maeda Kouji, Yae Shinji, Fukumuro Naoki, Matsumoto Wataru, Iimura Kenji, (NIES) Kuramochi Hidetoshi

High Pressure
Electric Crystallization
Nickel Hydrogen Batteries

12-g

14:59– 15:11

M21

Improvement in Sintering Performances and Dielectric Properties of Low-temperature Sintered Gahnite Ceramics by Addition of Titanium Dioxide

(NIT Ube) *Fujino Tomoya, Kurashige Yuuka, Shigeno Koichi

Gahnite(ZnAl2O4)
Ceramics
Low Temperature Sintering

13-i

15:11– 15:23

M22

Synthesis of cellulose nanofiber/Fe₃O₄ composite porous particles and their adsorption properties

(U.Hiroshima) *Toyoda Y., Annie M. R., (DKS) Kitamura T., Goi Y., Morita Y., (U.Hiroshima) Ogi T.

cellulose
protein adsorption
spray dry

12-c

15:23– 15:35

M23

Understanding gate adsorption behavior on pelletized metal-organic frameworks

(Kyoto U.) *Arima Homare, Hiraide Shotaro, Miyahara Minoru

metal-organic framework
gate adsorption
external force

12-a

111

15:35– 15:47

M24

Study on plastic identification by dyeing

(H. Kozu) *Nishimuki K, *Nakatani R, Kaewashita R, Kiriyama K, Kondoh H

Orange¶
PVC
dyeing

13-e

15:47– 15:59

M25

Effect of the fine bubbles on removal of sticking salt in the gap between metal plates

(NIT Kochi) *Mikasa Yuji, Yamawaki Naoya, Okumura Hayato, Akamatsu Shigenori, Nishiuchi Yusuke, Hata Takashi

fine bubble
cleaning
sticking salt

2-e

152

Hall N

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Fundamental properties, Thermal engineering, Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Koichi Nakaso, Atsushi Sekimoto)

10:40– 10:52

N06

Estimation of diffusion coefficient by numerical calculation based on InGaSb crystal growth experiment onboard ISS

(Osaka U.) *Okita Kazuya, (Graduate School of Eng. Sci., Osaka U.) Sekimoto Atsushi, Okano Yasunori, (japan aerospace exploration agency) Inatomi Yuko, (Res. Inst. electronics, Shizuoka U.) Hayakawa Yasuhiro

crystal growth
InGaSb
microgravity

3-f

10:52– 11:04

N07

The study on improvement of durability of storage media for chemical heat storage with direct heat exchange

(Okayama U.) *Okada A., Nakaso K., Mino Y., Gotoh K., (Hiroshima U.) Matsumura Y.

zeolite
chemical heat storage
packed bed

3-c

11:04– 11:16

N08

(withdrawn)

100

155

11:16– 11:28

N09

Effect of Scanning Speed of Electric Field on BN Assmbly

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Anan Col.) *Chikaishi S., (Tolushima Univercity) Hironaka K., (Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Anan Col.) Kouzai T., Zheng T., Konishi T., Kamano M., Fujihara T.

Electric Field
Hexagonal Boron Nitride
Heat Flow

12-k

141

11:28– 11:40

N10

Scientific Consideration of GANZEKI

(UTO H.S.) *Iwamura Shuto, *Urushima Kotaro, *Shibata Manami, *Noritomi Ai

GANZEKI
shelllime
solidification

12-m

11:40– 11:52

N11

Prediction of phase equilibria by group contribution method with new activity coefficient model

(Kyushu U.) *Takeo Ai, Iwai Yoshio, (Nihon U.) Tochigi Katsumi

vapor-liquid equilibrium
liquid-liquid equilibrium
group contribution method

1-a

108

Environmental engineering

(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Yoshio Iwai, Kenji Sugimoto)

13:00– 13:12

N12

High efficiency of laccase-immobilized membrane prepared by radiation-induced graft polymerization method

(NIT Ariake) *Ryuno Nonoka, Kitada Soma, Okobira Tadashi

graft polymarization
laccase
hollow fiber

13-a

109

13:12– 13:24

N13

Improvement of laccase-immobilization method and evaluation of its effects

(NIT Ariake) *Nagatani Ayasa, Ryuno Nonoka, Kitada Soma, (NIT Ariaike) Okobira Tadashi

laccase
graft polymerization
hollow fiber

13-a

114

13:24– 13:36

N14

Study on radical reaction under sunlight About photochemical smog(ozone) generation

(H. Kozu) *Hayashi R., *Sako T., *Tsunoda H., Takeda M., Yazaki A.

ozone
Radical chain reaction
chlorine

13-f

13:36– 13:48

N15

Development of absorbent using from biomass in Vietnam for equipment of circulating water treatment.

(NIT UBE school) *osaki yuma, kurasige kyouka, nakano yoichi

Activated carbon
Circulating water purification system

13-a

140

13:48– 14:00

N16

Adsorption properties of ozone-oxidezed activated carbon from advanced water purification plant

(U. Miyazaki) *Yoshikawa Masaki, Matsune Hideki, Shiomori Koichiro

activated carbon
ozone oxidation
adosorption

13-a

157

14:00– 14:12

N17

Study of Adsorption Nitrate and Phosphate by Using Spent Coffee Grounds with Saponification Calcium Hydroxide

(PUH) *fumairo aisha, harada hiroyuki

biomass waste
adsorption
phosphate and nitrate

13-b

14:12– 14:24

N18

To influence of seagrass on offshore nutrient concentration

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechUC) *Kimura Taiki, Sugimoto Kenji

seagrass
nutrient

13-i

118

Environmental engineering

(14:35–15:59) (Chair: Hiroyuki Harada, Tadashi Okobira)

14:35– 14:47

N19

Functionalization of gypsum by introducing waste eggshell

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITech,Yonago) *Ida Ayane, Tayama Ryota, Tanifuji Naoki

gypsum
eggshell
food waste

13-e

117

14:47– 14:59

N20

Research on energy recovery using hydrogen sulfide generated from food waste

(NIT Ube school) *Sueda Kai, Sakita Natsuna, Okamura Hideki, Nakano Yoichi

energy recovery
hydrogen sulfide
waste

13-e

149

14:59– 15:11

N21

Study of phosphorus recovery efficiency from livestock wastewater by MAP supported bamboo charcoal

(NIT Ariake) *mine kaisei, liu dan

crystallization
recycle of phosphorus
MAP supported Bamboo Charcoal

13-b

15:11– 15:23

N22

Estimate of carbon uptake of seaweed in artificial seaweed bed and seaweed origin carbon content in sediment

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechUC) *Takashima Hikaru, Yamada Mei, Sugimoto Kenji

Blue Carbon
Artificial seaweed bed

13-g

15:23– 15:35

N23

Reuse of carbon dioxide with sodium cabonate

(Okayama prefectual Tamashima H.S.) *Nakae Momoyo, *Aoki Aoi, *Takeuchi Momoko, *Nakamichi Asuka

carbon dioxide
sodium carbonate
reuse

13-g

15:35– 15:47

N24

Evaluation of oxygen supply peformance in water using circulating aeration device

(NIT UBE school) *hamamoto syouki, ii rauchi, nakano yoichi

circulating aeration device
Oxygen supply

13-a

144

15:47– 15:59

N25

Effects of artificial seaweed bed using steel-making slag created on fish gathering in Hiroshima Bay

(Nat. Inst. Tech. or Nippon Inst. Tech. or NITechUC) *Yamada Ayumi, Fujimura Kanako, Sugimoto Kenji

artificial seaweed bed
fish gathering
environmental DNA

13-i

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Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(10:40–11:52) (Chair: Yukitaka Kimura, Toshiyuki Nomura)

10:40– 10:52

O06

Reduction property of metal complex on liposome membranes

(Okayama U.) *Fujioka Ryo, Shimanouchi Toshinori, Kimura Yukitaka

metal complex
liposome
nano particle

12-k

147

10:52– 11:04

O07

Delivery of carrier nanoparticles into plant cells

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Sato Misaki, Konishi Yasuhiro, Nomura Toshiyuki

DDS
PLGA
Plant cell

12-m

11:04– 11:16

O08

Effect of dispersion environment on nanoparticle uptake into lung epithelial cells

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Inoue Mayu, Konishi Yasuhiro, Nomura Toshiyuki

DDS
PLGA
Lung epithelial cell

12-m

100

11:16– 11:28

O09

A basic study on effective utilization of cyclodextrin MOF

(NIT Ariake) *Hayashi Erika, Okobira Tadashi

Metal-Organic Frameworks
Cyclodextrin
CD-MOF

12-i

115

11:28– 11:40

O10

Structural analysis of platonic micelles by using experiment and computational chemistry

(NIT Ariake) *Takeuchi ryo, Okobira Tadashi

molecular dynamics simulation
SAXS
platonic micelles

12-i

107

11:40– 11:52

O11

Investigation of potential to drug carrier of metal-organic frameworks

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Imaeda Yuki, Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru

Metal-organic framework
Drug delivery system
Small molecule drug

12-c

138

Supercritical fluid, Electronics, Materials engineering & interfacial phenomena

(13:00–14:24) (Chair: Hirohisa Uchida, Toshinori Shimanouchi)

13:00– 13:12

O12

Clickable surfaces on polypropylene prepared by polymer coating

(Kobe U.) *Matsushita Y., Kusamoto Y., Miyahara K., Maruyama T.

Surface functionalization
Polypropylene
Click chemistry

12-j

125

13:12– 13:24

O13

Fundamental study for properties of anodized Titanium

(Hiroshima U. Highschool) *Izumikawa Hideyuki, Sogo Yuki, Chojin Takuma, *Hata Shuji, Kutsunugi Yuki

Anodized metal
Titanium
Instrumental Analysis

11-a

122

13:24– 13:36

O14

Simulation of all solid state battery with effect of volume expansion

(Kyushu U.) *Nunoshita K, Hirate R, Kimura N, Inoue G, Tsuge Y

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11-a

154

13:36– 13:48

O15

The quest for the change in color in synthesizing polypyrrole

(Nara H.S.) *Kanda Shunsuke, *Shimizu Shoma, *Takagaki Aoi, *Takemoto Miu, *Tanaka Arisu, *Yoshida Wataru, Furutani Masahiro

polypyrrole
redox
battery

11-a

143

13:48– 14:00

O16

Diffusion coefficients of anthraquinone derivatives in poly(methyl methacrylate) under supercritical carbon dioxide

(Kyushu U.) *Ueda Kouya, Nishiyama Kai, Iwai Yoshio

Free-volume theory
UV-Vis spectrometer
Supercritical impregnation

1-a

106

14:00– 14:12

O17

Effects of Conditions of Dissolving Solutes on Production of Phenacetin Microparticles by Rapid Expansion of Supercritical Solutions

(Kanazawa U.) *Ishikawa K., Oshima T., Uchida H.

RESS
Micronization
Phenacetin

8-e

146

14:12– 14:24

O18

Measurement of Solubility of Rubrene in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide by the Determination of Saturation States Using UV-visible Spectroscopy

(Kanazawa U.) *Maeda N., Shiba Y., Uchida H.

Solubility
Rubrene
Supercritical carbon dioxide

8-b

151

Hall P

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

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17:30– 19:00

Exchange meeting

Technical program

22nd SCEJ Students Meeting in Okayama (2020)

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