25th SCEJ Students Meeting (online, 2023): Hall program

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Komoda Yoshiyuki, Fukasawa Tomonori)

10:50– 11:02

A09

Numerical simulation of upper airway in sleep apnea

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Takahashi A., Mitani R., Ohsaki S., Nakamura H., Watano S.

numerical simulation
sleep apnea
upper airway

2-a

145

11:02– 11:14

A10

Microbubble generation method for highly viscous fluids and its application to ozone gel

(U.Yamagata) *Ooka T., Makuta T.

Microbubble
highly viscous fluids
ozone

2-e

319

11:14– 11:26

A11

CFD analysis of power consumption and volumetric mass transfer coefficient in aerated stirred tank

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Anzai K, Misumi R

CFD
Aerated stirred tank
volumetric mass transfer coefficient

2-b

224

11:26– 11:38

A12

TS-PIV measurement of 3D-3C velocity in a stirring blade turning space in transitional regime

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Shinkai Takemi, Yamamoto Nanaho, Misumi Ryuta

mixing
transitional regime
tomographic-stereo PIV

2-b

225

11:38– 11:50

A13

Numerical simulation for effect of impeller shape on iPSCs culture

(Osaka U.) *Mizukami Yuto, Shima Keisuke, Okano Yasunori

OpenFOAM
bioreactor
impeller

2-e

118

11:50– 12:02

A14

Numerical simulation of an ejected highly viscous fluid from a micro nozzle

(Saitama U.) *Kambayashi Yuma, (graduate school of Sci. and Eng., Saitama U.) Homma Shunji, Koyama Ryoya

Numerical simulation
highly viscous fluid
micro nozzle

2-e

274

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Mori Hirotoshi, Fukasawa Tomonori)

13:00– 13:12

A20

Generation of PLGA particles and coating using supercritical carbon dioxide

(Hiroshima Inst. Tech.) *Oda M., Ebisu S., Ikeda M.

coating
particles
supercritical fluid

2-f

13:12– 13:24

A21

Water and oil

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Inoue T, *kaise T, *Akiyama T

Water
Oil
Drop

1-e

13:24– 13:36

A22

Effect of impeller diameter on mixing pattern generated by a rotationally reciprocating anchor impeller

(U.Kobe) *Meguro K., Komoda Y., Ohmura N.

chaotic flow
streakline
poincare plot

2-b

323

13:36– 13:48

A23

The Relationship between Purity and Viscosity in Biodiesel Fuel

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Tokutsune Kohta, *Suzuki ryota, *Hiraga Yutaro

Biodiesel Fuel
Purity
Viscosity

2-g

139

13:48– 14:00

A24

Let's make Hibiya High School's hallway comfortable!

(Hibiya H.S.) Honda Risa

air current
temperature
humidity

2-a

14:00– 14:12

A25

Numerical analysis on mixing of highly viscous fluids using a twin-shaft agitator

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Sato Hayate, (Nagasae Group) Kamiya Tetsu, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Viscose fluid
Mixing
Fluid mechanics

2-b

245

14:12– 14:20

Break

Plenary lecture, É½¾´¿³ºº·ë²ÌÈ¯É½

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Misumi Ryuta, Ikeda Masahiro)

14:20– 14:32

A27

Evaluation of effect of multivalent Ions on ion accumulation around particle interface based on particle electrophoresis

(Hiroshima U.) *Hashimoto W., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

valence of ions
electrophoresis
applied electric field

2-f

268

14:32– 14:44

A28

Synthesis of porous aggregates of cobalt ferrite nanoparticles via sol-gel auto combustion

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Hisamoto T., (Osaka Metro. U.) Iwasaki T.

Cobalt ferrite nanoparticle
Sol-gel auto combustion
Porous structure

2-f

179

14:44– 14:56

A29

Determination of optimum agrochemical formulation of kneading and granulation based on compression tests

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Sugimoto M., Ohsaki S., Nakamura H., Watano S.

agrochemical
granulation
compression test

2-b

196

14:56– 15:08

A30

Effects of pH and electrolyte concentration on rheological properties of silica particle suspension in water-alcohol mixture

(Hiroshima U.) *Oka M., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

Rheology
Interparticle interaction
Silica suspension

2-f

255

15:08– 15:20

A31

Toxicity evaluation of air pollutants on lung epithelial cells

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Maeda R, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura T

Cytotocixity
Air pollutants
Lung epithelial cells

2-g

15:20– 15:32

A32

Numerical simulation of a jet from a flat nozzle for uroflowmetry

(Saitama U.) *Kaneko Riki, Honma Shunji

uroflowmetry
CFD
flat nozzle

2-e

15:32– 15:44

A33

Determination of the just-suspended speed using image analysis

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Chen Xi, Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Just-suspended speed
Solid-liquid mixing
Agitation

2-b

244

15:44– 15:55

Break

15:55– 16:55

A35

Evolution of chemical engineering

(Osaka Pref. U.) Ogino Hiroyasu

Plenary lecture

17-a

413

16:55– 17:15

Awards ceremony

Hall B

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:32–10:44) (Chair: Uchida Hirohisa, Murakami Yuya)

9:32– 9:44

B02

Influence of pulse-jet pressure on the performance of the dust collector in clean-on-demand mode

(Hiroshima U.) *Muraoka Y., Yu Z., Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

Pleated filter
Pulse-jet cleaning
Clean on demand

2-f

316

9:44– 9:56

B03

Numerical simulation of particle deposition behavior in bag filter

(Hiroshima U.) *Seki A., Shirzadi M., Fukasawa T., Fukui K., Ishigami T.

numerical simulation
bag filter
X-ray CT

2-f

9:56– 10:08

B04

Synthesis of nickel oxide particles by denitration reaction using hybrid heating method

(Hiroshima U.) *Nagakawa G., Tamaru A., (JAEA) Segawa T., (Hiroshima U.) Fukasawa T., Ishigami T., Fukui K.

microwave
hybrid heating method
denitration reaction

2-f

380

10:08– 10:20

B05

Mechanochemical synthesis of organoclay as organic dye removal adsorbent

(OMUCT) *Kanai H., (Osaka Metro. U.) Iwasaki T., (OMUCT) Hirabayashi D.

Mechanochemical process
Organoclay
Dye removal

2-f

180

10:20– 10:32

B06

Evaluation of Atomization Characteristics of Fine Mist Shower by Shadow Sizing Method

(Gifu U.) *Iwasaki Koudai, Yada Tokiha, Mizuno Kyouhei, Nakata Kouta, Asahara Makoto, Miyasaka Takesi, (ONDA MFG. CO., LTD) Kondou Siho, Satou Yuuka, Sugisima Kimihiko

Atomization
Fine Mist Shower
Shadow Sizing Method

2-e

251

10:32– 10:44

B07

Extrusion pelletization of Flexible metal-organic frameworks

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Miura Natsuki, Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru

Metal-organic frameworks
Gate adsorption
Extrusion pelletization

2-f

341

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Kuroki Nahoko, Ishigami Toru)

10:50– 11:02

B09

Agitation of Liquids. Fundamental Studies of Mixing; Fabrication of Visualization Apparatus

(OkayamaIchinomiya H.S.) *Sato A., *Sumiya H., *Yamasaki M., *Okano F., *Moriyasu A.

Hagen–Poiseuille flow
velocity distribution
visualization device

14-c

11:02– 11:14

B10

Effect of Actuating Pressure waveforms on the drop ejection from an inkjet nozzle

(Saitama U.) *Zhong Yimin, Tada Yuta, Homma Shunji

VOF
droplets
pressure waveforms

2-e

11:14– 11:26

B11

Production of Sodium Chloride Fine Particles Enabling Salt Reduction by Supercritical CO₂ Assisted Atomization with Spray Drying (SAA-SD)

(Kanazawa U.) *Ishida A., Matsuoka H., Goto S., Uchida H.

Supercritical CO2
Spray drying
NaCl

2-f

313

11:26– 11:38

B12

The rotation of maple seeds.¶

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Akiyama R., *Kato T.

maple
seed
rotation

2-g

11:38– 11:50

B13

Wettability of Gallium

(Kumamoto H.S.) *Karashima Yugo, *Nishinosono Kenta

Gallium
wettability
adhesion energy

1-b

182

11:50– 12:02

B14

Solid electrolyte synthesis using dry grinding processprocess

(Ichinoseki NCT) *Suzuki R., *Tada Y., Nikaido M.

grinding
solid electrolyte
mechanochemical effect

2-f

409

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Asahara Makoto, Nikaido Mitsuru)

13:00– 13:12

B20

Effect of Electrolyte Flow Condition on Cell Performance of Alkaline Water Electrolysis

(Yokohama Nat.U.) *Nishio Yuki, Kitajima Daisuke, (Yokohama Nat.) Misumi Ryuta, Mitsushima Shigenori

alkaline water electrolysis
cell overvoltage
impedance measurement

2-a

195

13:12– 13:24

B21

Growth rate analysis of oxygen and hydrogen bubbles at the electrode surface in alkaline water electrolysis

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Niimi H, Kitajima D, Misumi R, Mitsushima S

Alkaline Water Electrolysis
bubble growth
supersaturation

2-a

305

13:24– 13:36

B22

Conditions for occurrence of dilatancy

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Asakawa Hibiki, *Shinnkai Toshihiro, *Fujimori Kazuto

multi-phase reaction
beta-cyclodextrin
13C NMR

2-f

256

13:36– 13:48

B23

Motion of paper plane after falling

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Takeda R., *Shimizu S., *Higuchi S., *Asakawa Y.

Hop
Fall
Plane

2-g

264

13:48– 14:00

B24

Create moisturizing and spreadable cream from Vaseline

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Otori Nonoka, *Hotta Ayaka, *Sawa Nao, *Okada Hinano

moisturizing cream
Vaseline
glycerin

2-g

129

14:00– 14:12

B25

Relationship between Brinicle Glowth and Solution

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Kobayashi Ryosuke, *Kuwada Ayase, *Aoi Koki, *Taniguchi Hayato

brinicle
solution
freezing point depression

2-g

162

14:12– 14:20

Break

Thermal engineering

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Ryu Junichi, Tanoue Ken-ichiro)

14:20– 14:32

B27

Flame reaction with candles

(Ono H.S.) *Horai Y., *Maeda T., *Matsushima K.

flame reaction
candle
coating

3-f

278

14:32– 14:44

B28

Simulation of hydrogen combustion and prediction of NO production with FGM model

(Hirosaki U.) *Takamatsu T., Matsushita Y., (Loughborough U.) Malalasekera W.

Flamelet-Generated Manifolds model
Hydrogen combustion
Thermal NO

3-b

333

14:44– 14:56

B29

Simulation of biomass char combustion considering heat and mass transfer around a single particle

(Hirosaki U.) *Morioka S., (Tohoku U.) Matsukawa Y., Aoki H., (Hirosaki U.) Matsushita Y.

Heat and mass transfer
Biomass char combustion
Homogeneous reaction

3-b

336

14:56– 15:08

B30

Application of Flamelet Approach to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Formation in Counter-Flow Diffusion Flame

(Hirosaki U.) *Okazaki S., (Tohoku U.) Matsukawa Y., Aoki H., (Hirosaki U.) Matsushita Y., (Loughborough U.) Malalasekera W.

Flamelet Approach
PAHs
Counter-Flow Diffusion Flame

3-b

337

15:08– 15:20

B31

Fast analysis of migration phenomena during SiC fabrication using the TSSG method with the help of machine learning

(Osaka Eng.Sci) *Fuiwara Takumi, Okano Yuuto, Takehara Yasunori

machine learning
silicon carbide (SiC)
migratory phenomenon

3-a

221

15:20– 15:32

B32

Elucidation of the forced flow boiling promotion mechanism on SUS thjn films with micro polishing

(Tokushima U.) *Kudo M., Oda T., Katoh M., (Daikatech) Ohnishi K., (kyushu U.) Mori M., (Kyushu U.) Takata Y.

forced flow boiling promotion mechanism
SUS thjn film
micro polishing

3-b

15:32– 15:44

B33

Evaluation of Hydrogen Production Potential for Methane Pyrolysis Systems Using Exhaust Heat from Steel Plant by Heat Transfer and Chemical Reaction Coupled Simulations

(gifu U.) *sakai yuito, uehara takuma, iwatsuki kazuma, asahara makoto, miyasaka takeshi, (tokyo U.) koshi mitsuo, (hokkaido Res. organization) togashi kennichi

methane thermal decomposition
hydrogen
geat exchanger

3-b

116

Hall C

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:20–10:44) (Chair: Sato Takafumi, Tanaka Takaaki)

9:20– 9:32

C01

Optimization of temperature cycle condition on continuous deracemization by crystallization using batch type reactor

(U. Osaka) *Naito R., Oketani R., Hisaki I.

chiral resolution
continuous crystallization
deracemization

4-g

9:32– 9:44

C02

Zeolitized pumice¡¡as adsorbent

(OdateHomeih) *kawata Akito, *Ishigaki Kaito, *Okabe Rino, *Watanabe Yukina

Zeolite
Pumice
Adsorption capacity

4-e

328

9:44– 9:56

C03

Purification of diphenylamine from recovered diphenylamine using extraction and crystallization

(Nat. Inst. Tech.(KOSEN), Nara Col.) *Hirano Aya, Hayashi Keita, Nakamura Hidemi

Decolorization
Crystallization
Extraction

4-g

322

9:56– 10:08

C04

Investigation of deposition temperature for silica membranes prepared by chemical vapor deposition

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Yabe Keita, Sakura Naoki, Itou Myuwako, Irie Megumi, Ichihara Kouta, Nomura Mikihiro

Chemical Vapor Deposition
Silica Membrane
Seperation

4-a

10:08– 10:20

C05

Carbon dioxide separation ability of silicalite-1 membrane prepared by secondary growth using seed crystals with different shapes

(Tokushima U.) *Hyuga S,, Akagi S., Katoh M., (Gifu U.) Oumi Y., (MicrotracBEL) Nakai K.

carbon dioxide separation ability
silicalite-1 membrane
secondary growth using seed crystals with different shapes

4-a

10:20– 10:32

C06

Durability enhancement of dense Pd membrane by vacuum-assisted electroless plating on porous SUS tube with USY zeolite particles

(Tokushima U.) *Shijiraya T., Tanaka C., Katoh M.

Durability enhancement
Vacuum-assisted electroless plating
Dense Pd membrane on porous SUS tube

4-a

10:32– 10:44

C07

Cake filtration of Pickering emulsions stabilized by stearate microparticles

(NIT Nara) *Tsuruho Atsuki, Kanbara Haruta, Naoe Kazumitsu

Pickering emulsions
Cake filtration
stearate

4-b

373

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Oketani Ryusei, Kumakiri Izumi)

10:50– 11:02

C09

Isothermal adsorption characteristics of chitosan-montmorillonite composite porous gel for anionic/cationic dyes

(NIT Oyama) *Watabe Kanako, (NIT Gunma) Hagiri Masahide, (NIT Oyama) Kashima Keita

chitosan
montmorillonite
adsorption

4-e

361

11:02– 11:14

C10

Relationship between fluorine content of the polyamide membrane consisting of fluorine-based monomer and permeability of organic solvents.

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Kubo R, Kushida W, Matsuoka A, (MaFTech Center) Okamoto Y, (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) Nakagawa K, Kamio E, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

polyamide membrane
organic solvent separation
fluorine-based monomer

4-a

206

11:14– 11:26

C11

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

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Akita Saki, Zhang Jinhui, (Kobe U./MaFTech Center/Center Environ Manage) Kamio Eiji, (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) Matsuoka Atsushi, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

CO2 separation membrane
ion gel
thin film composite membrane

4-a

11:26– 11:38

C12

Fundamental investigation on diffusion coefficients of organic solvents in silicone membrane

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Matsushita Shiori, Awaji Hiroki, Matsuoka Atsushi, (MaFTech Center) Okamoto Yasunao, (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) Nakagawa Keizo, Kamio Eiji, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

organic solvent separation
silicone membrane
diffusion coefficient

4-a

204

11:38– 11:50

C13

Preparation of pH responsive membrane with polyacrylic acid and alumina porous support

(Utsunomiya U.) *Ishiura Gakuto, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

pH responsive membrane
polyacrylic acid
alumina porous support

4-a

11:50– 12:02

C14

Adsorption evaluation and reaction rate analysis of nonionic fluorescent molecules by adsorbent with interlayer hydrophobic field

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Tokiwa Kotomi, Sato Takumi, Tomono Kazuaki

Nonion
Absorption
Manganese oxide

4-e

117

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Katoh Masahiro, Tanaka Takanori)

13:00– 13:12

C20

Hot Water Temperature and Caffeine Content during Tea Extraction

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Shibukawa Tamaki, *Ibara Riku, *Okazaki Ryotaro, *Kato Naoto

Caffeine
Absorbance
Extraction

4-f

258

13:12– 13:24

C21

Let's make the taste of tea better!

(Mizusawa H.S) *Nakazawa Misato, *Maekawa Ayaka, *Chida Natumi, *Sasaki Mizuki, Nakashima yugo

Green tea
Catechin
Absorbance

4-f

13:24– 13:36

C22

Determination of molecular permeability in a double-layered biopolymer membrane prepared for separation of malto-oligosaccharides

(NIT Oyama) *Suzuki Harushi, Kashima Keita

membrane separation
alginate
malto-oligosaccharide

4-a

363

13:36– 13:48

C23

Preparation of nanofiltration membrane from pectin and regulation of molecular diffusion in the membrane by esterification degree

(NIT Oyama) *Tsuura Momoka, (NIT Gunma) Hagiri Masahide, (NIT Oyama) Kashima Keita

pectin
membrane

4-a

366

13:48– 14:00

C24

MTO reaction control through zeolite membrane reactor

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Furukawa Masaki, Maehara Sota, Nomura Mikihiro

Zeolite
Contact membrane reactor
MTO

4-a

14:00– 14:12

C25

Dissolved formic acid decomposition using Pt-zeolite composite membranes

(U.Yamaguchi) *Sugimoto R., Murasaki K., Kumakiri I.

Membranes
Zeolite
Catalysis

4-a

111

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Naoe Kazumitsu, Nomura Mikihiro)

14:20– 14:32

C27

Application of dehydration membrane to a H₂O-ethanol-acetic acid solution

(U.Yamaguchi) *Taomura Y., Nomura K., Kumakiri I.

Pervaporation
Acid immersion
Zeolite membrane

4-a

184

14:32– 14:44

C28

Urea composting using urease

(Ibaraki Christian H.S.) *Umehara Rio, *Yoshizawa Hinata

Urease
ammonia
fertilizer

4-f

405

14:44– 14:56

C29

Constant pressure filtration of suspension including Chitin powder

(Osaka Electro-Communication U.) *Arai R., Tanaka T.

Filtration
Chitin
Separation

4-b

331

14:56– 15:08

C30

Persistence of lotion moisturizing power

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Ashizawa Mio, *Saigusa Yurina, *Shimura Momoka

lotion
glycerin
surfactant

4-h

15:08– 15:20

C31

Effect of silicalite-1 membrane seeding method on membrane performance.

(Yamaguchi U.) *Matsumoto Riho, Shimada Yu, Kumakiri Izumi

membrane
Zeolite
Pervaporation method

4-a

113

15:20– 15:32

C32

Fundamental investigation of organic solvent separation by forward osmosis process

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Kunimitsu H., Matsuoka A., (MaFTech Center) Okamoto Y., (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) Kamio E., Yoshioka T., Nakagawa K., Matsuyama H.

organic solvent separation
forward osmosis
membrane separation

4-a

176

15:32– 15:44

C33

Formation of graphene oxide-layer membranes on porous polyketone hollow fiber support membranes and evaluation of membrane performance

(Kobe U.) *Monguchi Haruka, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Toru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto, Yoshioka Toohisa

Graphene oxide
Organic solvent nanofiltration
Hollow fiber membrane

4-a

214

Hall D

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:32–10:44) (Chair: Yasuda Masahiro, Shimanouchi Toshinori)

9:32– 9:44

D02

Recovery of lanthanoids from solvent impregnated resin with surfactant

(OMUCT) *Ohishi Tomoya, Komatsu Tomoha, Kurahashi Kensuke, (ICR) Sohrin Yoshiki

surfactant
lanthanides
solvent impregnated resin

4-e

201

9:44– 9:56

D03

Selective removal of cadmium from zinc refining solution with reagents containing a sulfur atom.

(Miyazaki U.) *Koga Sayaka, Kanemaru Shintaro, Baba Yoshinari, Sugamoto Kazuhiro

Zinc and cadmium
Sulfur-containing reagents
Selective extraction

4-f

190

9:56– 10:08

D04

Decomposition of PET by chemical recycling

(kamaisi H.S.) *Satou Mio, *Konnno Reika, *kawabata raito, *Satomi sora

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4-f

148

10:08– 10:20

D05

Preparation of activated carbon from crushed waste plum seeds by microwave heating method

(NIT Wakayama) *Higashimura Takeru, Kishimoto Noboru

Activated carbon
Microwave
Plum seed

4-e

386

10:20– 10:32

D06

Environmentally friendly recycling of LiB cathodes by non-aqueous leaching using amidic acid type extractant

(Kyushu U.) *Matsui Takejirou, Sakamoto Takahiro, Hanada Takafumi, Goto Masahiro

LiB
Recycle
Non-aqueous leaching (NaqL)

4-f

10:32– 10:44

D07

controlling of surface color on bismuth with chemicals

(Nara H.S.) *Ueda Yuto, *Yoshii Shuuto, *Takenaka Yuuki, Nomoto Tsubaki, Yoshimura Ayuka

Bismuth
Oxide film
Structural color

4-a

382

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Kishimoto Noboru, Shimanouchi Toshinori)

10:50– 11:02

D09

Analysis of the effect of NOx concentration fluctuation on the NO oxidation using high silica zeolite

(Osaka Met. U.) *Kakuda Tomoya, Okita Erika, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

Nitrogen monoxide
High silica zeolite
Oxidation

4-e

11:02– 11:14

D10

Investigation of new materials for high temperature carbon dioxide permselective membranes

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Yanai Daiki, Sato Yuya, Michael Schwierz, Nomura Mikihiro

membrane
CO2 Separation
high temperture

4-a

11:14– 11:26

D11

Development of carbon dioxide permselective CHA zeolite membrane

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Mitsuzawa Kenichi, Matsuoka Masahide, Kuribayashi Yuta, Mikihiro Nomura

Membrane
CO2 Separation
Zeolite

4-a

138

11:26– 11:38

D12

Verification of deodorizing effect by self-propelled deodorant equipped vehicle

(NIT Tsuruoka) Ohta Hayato

Deodorizing effect
Level of the odor
Self-propelled vehicles

4-e

11:38– 11:50

D13

Analysis of hot spring eggs using hot springs in each region expected to have an inbound effect

(NIT Tsuruoka) Nawa Fumio

Regional Development
Hot Spring Egg
Chemical analysis

4-e

11:50– 12:02

D14

Degree of Removal of Ink Stains Due to Differences in Baking Soda Concentration

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Imazawa Hiroto, *Yamaguchi Manabu, *Mao Eiko

Baking Soda
Stain Removal
Washing

4-f

200

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Kurahashi Kensuke, Tanaka Kazuhiro)

13:00– 13:12

D20

Development of hydrogen permselective membranes by using a novel alternating vapor supply method

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Sakura Naoki, Yabe Keita, Ito myuwako, Ichihara kota, Irie Megumi, Nomura Mikihiro

separation membrane
chemical vapor deposition

4-a

13:12– 13:24

D21

Development of high hydrogen permselective membranes by using the 2 step chemical vapor deposition method

(Shibaura Inst. Tech. or Saitama Inst. Tech. or Shonan Inst. Tech.) *Ito Myuwako, Yabe Keita, Sakura Naoki, Irie Megumi, Ichihara Kota, Nomura Mikihiro

membrane
gas separation
chemical vapor deposition

4-a

13:24– 13:36

D22

Adsorption of Dyes by Activated Carbon Derived from Waste Plum Seeds Prepared by One-Step Superheated Steam Method

(NIT Wakayama) *Kawai Taku, Kishimoto Noboru

Superheated steam one-step process
Adsorption of methylene blue
Activated carbon derived from waste plum seeds

4-e

387

13:36– 13:48

D23

Improving Yields in Refining Camphor

(Hibiya H.S.) Yamazaki T.

camphor
purification
distillation

4-c

292

13:48– 14:00

D24

Study for the mechanism of demulsification process by microwave irradiation

(U. Hyogo) *Nakajima Takuma, Asakuma Yusuke

microwave
demulsification
interfacial modification

4-i

314

14:00– 14:12

D25

creating hybrid paper

(Ibaraki Christian H.S.) *Ooka Aoi, *Koibuchi Kuho

hybrid paper
sea squirt
cellulose

4-f

404

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Kashima Keita, Tanaka Kazuhiro)

14:20– 14:32

D27

Fabrication of tough ion gel membrane containing an ionic liquid with highly selective CO2 absorbability

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Kobayashi Kan, Zhang Jinhui, Kamio Eiji, Matsuoka Atsushi, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

CO2 separation
membrane
ion gel

4-a

14:32– 14:44

D28

CO2 permeation performance of an ion gel membrane composed of MOF/polymer composite network

(Kobe U./MaFTech Center) *Kimura Shogo, Nakamura Hinako, (Kobe U./MaFTech Center/Center Environ Manage) Kamio Eiji, (Kobe U./MaFTech Center) Matsuoka Atsushi, Nakagawa Keizo, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

ion gel membrane
CO2 separation
MOF/polymer composite network

4-a

14:44– 14:56

D29

Development of continuous process for NO oxidation and NO2 adsorption using powder high silica zeolite

(Osaka Met. U.) *Miyamae Kakeru, Okita Erika, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

Nitrogen monoxide
Adsorption
Oxidation

4-e

14:56– 15:08

D30

Continuous adsorption removal of nitrogen dioxide in combustion gas using powder high silica zeolite

(Osaka Metro. U. Col. Tech.) *Kushida Naohito, Hirabayashi Daisuke, (Osaka Met. U.) Okita Erika, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

Nitrogen dioxide
High silica zeolite
Continuous separation processs

4-e

209

15:08– 15:20

D31

Investigation of hydrogen permeation by Pd-V composite membrane

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Niho Takaharu, (Taiyo Koko) Yoshinaga Hideo, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Hydrogen permeation
Vanadium membrane
Siverts' law

4-a

248

15:20– 15:32

D32

Modeling and analyzing polyamide membrane for organic solvent reverse osmosis(OSRO) by molecular simulation

(Kobe U.) *Nishikawa Ami, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Toru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matsuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto, Yoshioka Tomohisa

Polyamide
organic solvent reverse osmosis
simulation

4-a

262

15:32– 15:44

D33

Fabrication polyamide-TFC forward osmosis membrane using porous ceramic substrate

(Kobe U.) *Wada Ryotaro, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Nakagawa Keizo, Kitagawa Toru, Okamoto Yasunao, Matuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Matsuyama Hideto

FO
polyamide
ceramic

4-a

285

Hall E

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:20–10:44) (Chair: Takahashi Atsushi, Tada Shohei¡¡)

9:20– 9:32

E01

Methanol synthesis by CO₂ hydrogenation over Cu-supported ZSM-5 catalyst

(Tokyo Tech) *Awano K., Tago T., Kimura K., Kanomata R., Yokoi T., Yasuda S., Matsumoto T., (Kyoto U.) Fujitsuka H., (Tokyo U.) Wakihara T., Raquel S.

CO2 hydrogenation
Methanol synthesis
Zeolite supported Cu catalyst

5-a

249

9:32– 9:44

E02

Improving Production Efficiency of Biodiesel Fuel from Oil extracted from Rice Bran

(Hiroshima U. H.S.) *Azuma Yukari, *Miyasho Reina, *Yuuki Kyoko

Rice Bran
Biodiesel Fuel
Catalyst

13-i

400

9:44– 9:56

E03

Direct synthesis of dimethyl ether from CO2 hydrogenation over Cu-ZnO-ZrO2-Al2O3 catalysts prepared using the sol-gel method

(Shizuoka U.) *Kofuji Hiroto, Takeishi Kaoru

Dimethyl ether (DME)
Cu-ZnO-ZrO2-Al2O3 catalysts
CO2 hydrogenation

5-a

350

9:56– 10:08

E04

Preferential oxidation of carbon monoxide over Cu-CeO₂-Al₂O₃ catalysts prepared using the sol-gel method

(Shizuoka U.) *Ando Koki, Mochizuki Kaoru, Takeishi Kaoru

CO-PROX
Cu-CeO₂-Al₂O₃ catalysts
sol-gel method

5-a

384

10:08– 10:20

E05

Study on Correlation between Chemical Composition and Photocatalytic Reactivity of Titanium Niobium Oxides.

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) *Iwata Emi, Tojo Tomohiro

Titanium Niobium Oxides
Photocatalytic Reaction
Chemical Composition

5-a

105

10:20– 10:32

E06

Effect of graphene oxide addition on photocatalytic activity of g-C₃N₄/HNb₃O₈ nanosheet composite photocatalytic membranes

(Kobe.U.) *Moriguchi Kana, (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) Nakagawa Keizo, (NTUST) Hu Chechia, (Kobe.U.) Tachikawa Takashi, (Kobe.U.MaF Tech Center) Okamoto Yasunao, (Kobe U./MaF Tech Center) Matuoka Atsushi, Kamio Eiji, Kitagawa Tooru, Yoshioka Tomohisa, Matsuyama Hideto

carbon nitride nanosheet
niobate nanosheet
graphene oxide

5-a

187

10:32– 10:44

E07

The study of the photocatalysts reaction greatly accelerate with additive

(Nanyo Senior H.S.) *kawabata kenta, *tomioka yasunari

Photocatalyst
Environment
Cocatalyst

5-a

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Gabe Atsushi, Horie Takafumi)

10:50– 11:02

E09

The research for Rust Catalytic action of titanium dioxide

(Tsuyama H.S.) *Iizuna Otoha, *Kusaka Sara, *Nagao Mana, *Nishihara Kaho, *Yorimoto Shiori

Rust
Titanium dioxide
Photocatalytic action

5-a

134

11:02– 11:14

E10

Difference in the amount of rust produced by metals

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Aiyoshi Yuto, *Hisasue Yuzuki, *Akiyama Rino, *Ochiai Rin

rust
aqueous solution
metal

5-i

239

11:14– 11:26

E11

Development of new catalysts for low-temperature CO2 methanation

(Ibaraki U.) *Jinushizono T., Yamauchi N., Kobayashi Y., (Hokkaido U.) Tada S.

methanation
ruthenium
zirconia

5-a

106

11:26– 11:38

E12

Synthesis of fatty alcohol from ethanol and methanol

(Tohoku U.) *Wake Shota, Hiromori Kousuke, Shibasaki-Kitakawa Naomi, Takahashi Atsushi

solid catalyst
fatty alcohol
active site

5-a

321

11:38– 11:50

E13

Catalytic activity evaluation and structure optimization of visible light-sensitive CuO_x/TiO₂ photocatalysts using in-situ measurement technique

(U.Tokyo) *Tanaka Jun, Nakajima Yusuke, Shimogaki Yukihiro, Momose Takeshi

photocatalyst
visible light
structural optimization

5-a

126

11:50– 12:02

E14

characteristics of solid catalysts that can generate ethylene and new solid catalysts

(Kozu H.S.) *Nakamura Kousin, *Sogi Yamato, Numazawa Sana, Haratani Hina, Miki Kasumi, Mizohata Reon

ethylene
solid catalyst
proton

5-a

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Nakagawa Keizo, Takeishi Kaoru)

13:00– 13:12

E20

Catalyst development for low-temperature methanol synthesis by CO2 hydrogenation

(Ibaraki U.) *Mukaiyama R., Yamauchi N., Kobayashi Y., (Hokkaido U.) Tada S.

CO2 hydrogenation
palladium
methanol

5-a

119

13:12– 13:24

E21

Catalytic Transfer Hydrogenation of xylose to xylitol using light alcohols as hydrogen donors

(Kyoto U.) *Murakami Shuka, Hiraoka Taku, Fujitsuka Hiroyasu, Kawase Motoaki

catalytic transfer hydrogenation
carbon-supported catalyst
xylitol

5-a

13:24– 13:36

E22

Investigation of oxidation treatment conditions for alumina-supported nickel oxide catalyst used for dehydrogenation of isobutane

(Tokushima U.) *Iwai T., Shimoda N., Sugiyama S., (Mitsubishi Chemical) Kato Y., Ninomiya W.

dehydrogenation
isobutane
nickel oxide

5-a

13:36– 13:48

E23

Hydrothermal Synthesis of stibnite ¡ÁHydrothermal Synthesis by Neutronss ¡Á

(Saijo H.S.) *Sasaki Towa, *Kuwamura syou, *Hosokawa Yue, *Terada Ririko, *Fujimoto Yuzuki, *Nishimura Oriha, *Usami Takamasa, *Inami Hina, *Fujita Yui, *Itou Hitomi, *Watanabe Hinata

Stibnite
Hydrothermal Synthesis
Sodium Chloride

5-a

295

13:48– 14:00

E24

Ammonia Methanation with ruthenium-based hybrid catalysts

(Hiroshima U.) *Imamura S., Sunamoto R., Miyaoka H., Ichikawa T., Saima H.

Carbon recycle
Ammonia
Methanation

5-a

14:00– 14:12

E25

Visible light-driven hydrogen generation by organic polymer materials in the Ru(bpy)32+/Metylviologen/EDTA system

(NITTC) *Akiyama Z, *Koma R, Iwasaki S, Okuzaki S, Shiroishi H

hydrogen generation
organic polymer materials
Visible light-driven

5-a

346

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Sugiyama Shigeru, Fujitsuka Hiroyasu)

14:20– 14:32

E27

Liquid phase selective oxidation of glycerol using atmospheric pressure non-equilibrium plasma without catalyst

(Tohoku U.) *Nakagaki Yuya, Chida Tsutomu, Hiromori Kousuke, Shibasaki-Kitakawa Naomi, Sasaki Shota, Takahashi Atsushi

atmospheric pressure non-equilibrium plasma
reactive oxygen species
selective oxidation

5-c

332

14:32– 14:44

E28

Development of cellulose hydrolysis catalysts by controlling amounts and types of acid sites on carbon

(NIT Kurume) *Chouno T., Gabe A.

hydrolysis of cellulose
oxygen containing functional groups
carbonization

5-g

395

14:44– 14:56

E29

Development of zeolite-based catalysts for controlling hydroisomerization and cracking of long-chain n-paraffins for SAF production

(Tokyo Tech) *Tsuchiya T., Saika T., Kimura K., (Kyoto U./Tokyo Tech) Fujiysuka H., (Tokyo Tech) Tago T.

SAF
Zeolite
Platinium

5-a

297

14:56– 15:08

E30

Low temperature CVD process development for AlN thin films

(U. Tokyo) *Obara S., Ninomiya T., Takagi T., Momose T., Shimogaki Y.

AlN film
chemical vapor deposition
low temperature

5-h

175

15:08– 15:20

E31

CVD process for perovskite thin films from molten bismuth

(Kyoto U.) *Tanabe M., Yang Z., Kawase M.

CVD
perovskite solar cell
molten bismuth

5-h

15:20– 15:32

E32

Solubilization of biomass components by hydrothermal decomposition of biomass with organic solvents

(Kansai U.) *Hamamoto Y., Hasegawa I., Hayashi J.

biomass
organosolv
hydrothermal decomposition

5-g

168

15:32– 15:44

E33

Study on enhancement of gas-liquid mass transfer in Taylor Flow

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Ikeda Toshitake, Watabe Yoshihide, Horie Takafumi, Okita Erika, Yasuda Masahiro

Taylor Flow
mass transfer enhancement
spiral tube

5-f

163

Hall F

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

Systems, information, and simulation technologies

(9:32–10:44) (Chair: Saima Hitoshi, Momose Takeshi)

9:32– 9:44

F02

Intensification of aldol condensation process using a liquid-liquid slug flow reactor

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Yoshimura Taichi, Horie Takafumi, (Mitsubishi Chemical) Takahashi Makoto, (Osaka Metro. U.) Watabe Yoshihide, Okita Erika, Yasuda masahiro

slug flow
aldol condensation
mass transfer enhancement

5-f

9:44– 9:56

F03

Evaluation of mixing performance in a novel microchannel with oscillatory flow

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Hashimoto Yuki, Horie Takafumi, Murotani Ryosuke, Okita Erika, Yasuda Masahiro

Microreactor
Oscillatory flow
Mixing

5-f

164

9:56– 10:08

F04

Control of the conditions of redox reaction of indigo carmine

(Ono H.S.) *Yamaguchi K., *Yamamoto H., *Yasunaga Y.

indigo carmine
redox
temperature

5-i

282

10:08– 10:20

F05

Analysis of mass transfer resistance in PEFC cathode reaction based on reaction engineering modeling

(Kyoto U.) *Okada Y., Ogawa H., Kageyama M., Gyoten H., Kawase M.

polymer electrolyte fuel cell
oxygen reduction reaction
mass transfer resistance

5-a

283

10:20– 10:32

F06

Evaluation of catalyst system using electricity for isopentane dehydrogenation

(Shizuoka U.) *Mino Kazuhide, Karasawa Fumiya, Akama Hiroshi, Watanabe Ryo, Fukuhara Choji

Dehydrogenation
Structured catalyst
Electric internal heating

5-a

394

10:32– 10:44

F07

Accelerating effect of microwaves from mutarotation measurements

(U. Hyogo) *Hueki Takashi, Asakuma Yusuke

microwave
mutarotation
optical rotation

5-i

315

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Kawase Motoaki, Tago Teruoki)

10:50– 11:02

F09

Stochastic analysis of stock price ranking

(Hitachiichiko) *Aomi Soma, *Ishii Tatsumi, (Hitach Daiichi H.S.) *Ono Shion, *Kanno Yuki, *Komatsu Yuma, *Sanpei Takumi, Watanabe Hiromi

stock price
probability distribution
Zipf's law

14-b

218

11:02– 11:14

F10

Generative adversarial networks for fault detection of chemical processes

(TUAT) *Shin Jaeyeong, Yamashita Yoshiyuki

GAN
fault detection

6-a

208

11:14– 11:26

F11

Fast analysis of transport phenomena in melt during Si single crystal growth by using PINNs

(Osaka Eng.Sci) *Miyamoto Tsuyoshi, Takehara Yuto, Okano Yasunori

machine learning
transport phenomena
single crystal growth

6-f

217

11:26– 11:38

F12

Automatic recognition and prediction of corrosion rate using 3D point cloud data by AI for selecting management targets of piping

(Shizuoka U.) *Oba Yusuke, Takeda Kazuhiro

3D point cloud data
AI
prediction

6-f

329

11:38– 11:50

F13

Prediction of Absorption Wavelength of Porphyrin by Machine Learning using Molecular Structure

(Shizuoka U.) *Goto Yuto, Hirakawa Kazutaka, Takeda Kazuhiro

Absorption wavelength
molecular structure
machine learning

6-f

335

11:50– 12:02

F14

Investigation of variable values that tie deuteration of F8 perylene by machine learning

(Shizuoka U.) *Ishigami Atsuya, (Inst. Mol. Sci.) Ohtsuka Naoya, Suzuki Toshiyasu, Momiyama Norie, (Shizuoka U.) Takeda Kazuhiro

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6-f

391

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Saeki Daisuke, Fukuda Junji)

13:00– 13:12

F20

"What are the conditions for extracting a large amount of antioxidant substances contained in burdock root? ~Aiming to create burdock lotion~"

(Ikunokoukou) *Miyamori yui, *Ishizu momoka, *Hosomi Wako, Yoshida Sadaharu

redox reaction
antioxidant
temperature

7-e

13:12– 13:24

F21

Synthesis of anti-inflammation material, adenosine-N1-oxide

(Kibi International U.) *Kataoka Ayumi, Kanazawa Kou, Fukuda Shigeharu

anti-inflammation
Royal jelly
Glucose oxidase

7-h

150

13:24– 13:36

F22

Effect of vinegar on skin

(Hamadakoukou) *Shimoda Serika, *Yamamoto Aoi

vinegar
skin
moisturizing

7-h

172

13:36– 13:48

F23

Search for phosphorus-lytic bacteria and improvement of phosphorus-lytic ability

(Saijo Agricultural H.S.) Nishimura N.

phosphorus-lytic bacteria
phosphorus-lytic ability

7-g

13:48– 14:00

F24

Solid-phase modification of antibody proteins in ion-exchange chromatography

(Yamaguchi U.) *Tanaka Minori, Yoshimoto Noriko

Protein
Modification
Ion exchange chromatography

7-a

397

14:00– 14:12

F25

Relation between color, smell and taste

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Nakamura Nanami, *Sakamoto Maya, *Kobata Yurie

color
smell
taste

7-b

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:32) (Chair: Saeki Daisuke, Fukuda Junji)

14:20– 14:32

F27

Investigation of GLUT1 targeting and cell damage effects of polyphenol glycoside-modified titanium peroxide nanoparticles

(Kobe U.) *Yamate Koki, Morishita Takuma, Washio Amane, Ogino Chiaki

DDS
GLUT1 targeting
Radiotherapy

7-e

185

14:32– 14:44

F28

Evaluation of antibacterial and frictional properties about care cloth applying mucin suspension containing boric acid

(NIT Oyama colledge) *Takahashi Miwa, Sakai Hiroshi, (NIT Gunma colledge) Ooka Hisako, (Nagaoka U. Tech.) Kuwahara Takashi, (NIT Oyama colledge) Nasu Yuki, Tanaka Takakuni

mucin
care cloth
friction

7-i

14:44– 14:56

F29

Solid-phase reaction of antibody drug conjugate with affinity chromatography

(Yamaguchi U.) *Tanaka Minori, Yoshimoto Noriko

Protein
Modification
Ion exchange chromatography

7-a

398

14:56– 15:08

F30

Synthesis of glycosyl-resveratrol by glycosyltransferase

(Kibi International U.) *Takeuchi Ayu, Kanazawa Kou, Fukuda Shigeharu

Resveratrol
Glycosylation
Cyclodextrin Glucanotransferase

7-h

137

15:08– 15:20

F31

Development of a system for mass production of protein in filamentous fungi by controlling pyruvate flux

(kobe U.) *Matsumoto Kotone, (Grad.Sch.Sci.Tech.Innov.,JAMSTEC) Wakai Satoshi, (kobe U.) Ono Taiki, Suzuki Tomohiro, Ogino Chiaki

Aspergillus oryzae
mpc
cellulase

7-a

234

15:20– 15:32

F32

Enhanced production of alkanes by recombinant Escherichia coli with high expression of acyl carrier proteins

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Matsubara T., (Osaka Metro. U.) Han J., (Osaka Pref. U.) Asano K., (Osaka Metro. U.) Matsumoto T., Yamada R., Ogino H.

bio-alkane
ACP
E. coli

7-a

235

Hall G

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:32–10:44) (Chair: Fukuda Shigeharu, Nomura Toshiyuki)

9:32– 9:44

G02

Lactic acid production from different carbon sources in methylotrophic yeast

(Kobe U.) *Suzuki S., Hirohata R., Nakamura Y., Itou Y., Kitano M., Tominaga M., Nakasone H., Kondou A., Ishii J.

bioproduction
biotechnology
yeast

7-a

376

9:44– 9:56

G03

Measuring speed ofproteolytic enzyme being activated and influence of activator

(Kozu Senior H.S.) Tsuda Honoka

proteolytic enzyme
lactate drhydrogenase
Fructose 1,6-bisphosphate

5-a

140

9:56– 10:08

G04

Let's go Activated Charcoal !¡ÁWhat are the effects of activated charcoal¡Á

(Sakushingakuin H.S.) *Hoshino Fuuka, *Sasaki Raura, *Yabuki Shiori, Tsukubo Rina, Ueno Yuki, Hosino Kirara, Matsushita Miyu

activated charcoal
amino acid

7-b

192

10:08– 10:20

G05

Preparation of antigen-coupled multi-lamellar vesicles (MLVs) by use of glutaraldehyde for biopanning selection

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Yokoyama Fuki, Kawaguchi Taiki, Nguyen Mihn-Ngoc, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

Liposomes
antigen coupling
glutaraldehyde

7-c

261

10:20– 10:32

G06

Design and characterization of fusion proteins for identification of nitorocelllose-binding peptide

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Yamamoto yodai, Nita Makoto, Fukui Natsuha, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada yoichi

nitorocellulose-binding peptide
lactoferrin
fusion protein

7-a

194

10:32– 10:44

G07

Development of a method for the preparation of medical hydrogels using protein-porphyrin complexes

(NITS) *Moriuchi H., Moriyama K.

Hydrogel
Protein
Porphyrin

7-e

357

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Fukuda Shigeharu, Nomura Toshiyuki)

10:50– 11:02

G09

Preparation of virus-like particles for rapid screening of recombinant antibody fragments

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Tabata Mei, Tatakizawa Go, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

Virus-like particles
Baculovirus-Insect cell system
Rapid preparation

7-c

267

11:02– 11:14

G10

Controlling antigen-binding affinity of VHH antibody by point mutation of CDR4

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Mihara Akihiro, Numata Tatunori, Takahashi Asuka, Horiuchi Jun-ichi, Kumada Yoichi

VHH
CDR4
antigen-binding affinity

7-a

287

11:14– 11:26

G11

Extraction and utilization of egg antibodies

(Tennoji H.S.) *Hagi Ryoutaro, *Ueda Michiko, *Fukumitsu Rin, *Furukawa Taichi, *Takamori Akitomo

Antibodies

7-c

355

11:26– 11:38

G12

The action of ascorbic acid oxidase and conditions for its inactivation using food

(Nanao H.S.) *Mukose Sara, *Hirosawa Yura, *Fukui Ryusuke, Hamada Kanta

ascorbic acid oxidase
inactivation
food

7-h

11:38– 11:50

G13

Effect of Pleurotus ostreatus cultivation by coffee bean dreggs focused on additional fertilizer or caffeine

(NIT Oyama colledge) *Tozawa Akari, Inoue Akari, Tanaka Akiko, Degawa Tsuyoshi, Tanaka Takakuni

coffee bean dregg
Pleurotus ostreatus

7-h

11:50– 12:02

G14

Alpha of starch-containing foods

(Tamashima H.S.) *hatano sinngo, *siozi haruhito, *katou yurina, *sasaki kairi, *yasuda ayaka

alpha
starch
rice

7-h

144

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Takeda Kazuhiro, Yoshimoto Noriko)

13:00– 13:12

G20

Aerobic cultivation of lipid assimilating yeast on whey of lactate fermented milk.

(Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Takeuchi A., Suzuki H., Yoshikura R., (Niigata Inst. Tech) Kubota M., (Niigata Inst. Tech.) Nihira T., Takesono S., (Tsukuba U.) Nakajima T., (Lab. Tsukuba Env. Microb.) Shigeno T., (Niigata Inst. Tech) Onodera M.

whey
lipid assimilating yeast
aerobic cultivation

7-a

147

13:12– 13:24

G21

Stretch-resistant rice flour noodles

(Ryu-1.SHS) *Yoita K., *Tukahara K., *Sato Y., *Moriwaki I.

rice noodles
resistance to growth
acid and base

7-h

188

13:24– 13:36

G22

Why coffee beans turn black during the roasting process

(Tamagawa Academy) Tomiya H.

coffee
Maillard reaction
caramelization

7-h

299

13:36– 13:48

G23

Change of marshmallows due to atmospheric pressure II

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Ono manato, *Baba Kosuke, *Motizuki Youta

multi-phase reaction
beta-cyclodextrin
13C NMR

7-h

266

13:48– 14:00

G24

Production of Cellurose Nanofibers from Food Waste

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Tanaka Mayuka, *Kanagawa Takafumi, *Hayama Juri, *Matsumura Satoshi

Cellulose nanofibers
Food waste
Defibration

7-i

223

14:00– 14:12

G25

Secretory production of PETase by Streptomyces thermoviolaceus and its characterization

(Kobe U.) *Sakamoto Daisuke, Yara Minami, Kobayashi Tomoya, Ota Katsumi, Ogino Chiaki

actinomycete
PET
mutation

7-a

222

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Takeda Kazuhiro, Yoshimoto Noriko)

14:20– 14:32

G27

Reduce milk allergy!

(Tennoji H.S.) *Shioyu Koharu, *Oono Kotoha, *Takagishi Shino, *Masuda Chinatsu

Antigen
Protein
SDS-PAGE

7-c

356

14:32– 14:44

G28

Analysis of chemical content of green tea

(Tamagawa Academy) Kubota C.

green tea
tannin
amino acid

7-h

301

14:44– 14:56

G29

Investigation of a substitute material for egg white meringue using chickpea meringue

(Hiroshima U. H.S.) *Kobori Ruka, *Saito Mao, *Nakama Raito, *Harada Manato

meringue
chickpea
whipping

7-h

399

14:56– 15:08

G30

Enhanced xylitol production based on co-cultivation of xylitol-producing yeast and flocculent yeast

(Kyoto Inst. Tech.) *Yamawaki Taiki, Kumada Yoichi, Horiuchi Junichi

xylitol-producing yeast
flocculent yeast
co-cultivation

7-a

381

15:08– 15:20

G31

water purification by duckweed

(Yamanashi Eiwa H.S.) *Takahashi Kanna, *Kumagai Natsuki

bio ethanol
duckweed
water purification

7-g

243

15:20– 15:32

G32

Factor analysis of edible oil oxidative degradation by multifactorial approach

(Tohoku U.) *Yoshida Yuta, Hiromori Kousuke, Shibasaki-Kitakawa Naomi, Takahashi Atsushi

multifactorial approach
oxidative stability
edible oil

7-h

325

15:32– 15:44

G33

Developing of heat resistant enzyme for production of biodiesel

(Kobe U.) *Mohammad Afiq Ropandi, Sakamoto Daisuke, Yara Minami, Kobayashi Tomoya, Ogino Ciaki

Biodiesel
Lipase
Thermal-resistant

7-b

254

Hall H

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:32–10:44) (Chair: Ogino Chiaki, Horiuchi Jun-ichi)

9:32– 9:44

H02

(withdrawn)

100

370

9:44– 9:56

H03

Relationship between algae and body hair in a polar bear

(Tennoji H.S.) *Asano Ichika, *Kita Seira, *Maeda Miyu, *Yoshino Hana

Algae
Zoo

7-g

358

9:56– 10:08

H04

(withdrawn)

100

250

10:08– 10:20

H05

Maturation of human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes for cardiotoxicity assessment

(Yokohama Nat. U.) *Oiso Keiichiro, Sekiwa Takeshi, Fukuda Junji

cardiomyocyte
cardiotoxicity
iPS

7-e

393

10:20– 10:32

H06

Effects of Mental Stress on Fish Memory

(Tennoji H.S.) *Takasago Yusuke, *Taniguchi Yuma, *Tanahashi Hodaka, *Himemiya Shogo, *Yamada Sho

Stress
Memory
Fishes

7-b

340

10:32– 10:44

H07

Do insects have behavioral laterality?

(Tennoji H.S.) *Kobayashi Atsushi, *Inoue Haruta, *Nakano Ryousuke, *Fukuda Keita

Behavioral laterality
Invertebrate

7-b

351

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Ogino Chiaki, Horiuchi Jun-ichi)

10:50– 11:02

H09

Visual learning and memory in the cricket Gryllus bimaculatus

(Tennoji H.S.) *Fukuoka Suzuna, *Sugimoto Ai, *Nagata Yuri, *Maeda Erika

Visual
Memory
Cricket

7-b

352

11:02– 11:14

H10

Bacteria in intestines of beetles ¶

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Fujimori Y., *Koike K., *Yamaki S., *Asakawa R., *Mikami T.

beetles
bacteria
symbiosis

7-f

11:14– 11:26

H11

in vitro intestinal model co-culture with enterobacteria in alginate beads

(YOKOHAMA Nat. U.) *Nishino Mioto, Ito Naoya, Usui Toshihiro, Fukuda Junji

intestinal model
enterobacteria
drug absorption

7-e

401

11:26– 11:38

H12

Effect of amphotericin B on the ion permeability of lipid membranes

(Shinshu U.) *Ito Kota, Saeki Daisuke, Okumura Yukihisa

Amphotericin B
Ion permeability
Liposome

7-b

11:38– 11:50

H13

Separation of FITC-labelled DNA using ion-exchange chromatography

(Yamaguchi U.) *Tanaka Minori, Yoshimoto Noriko

fluorescent labeling
Nucleic Acid Drugs
Ion exchange chromatography

7-a

396

11:50– 12:02

H14

Investigation of internal structure and thermal properties of plant-derived butter

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Izawa Ibuki, (EPICURE) Fujiharu Koji, (Avex) Hoyamatsu Yasuto, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Butter
Crystal
Emulsion

7-h

253

12:50– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Kumada Yoichi, Ishii Jun)

13:00– 13:12

H20

Plant disease control and pesticide volume reduction using micronized pesticide particles

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Hoshino M, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura T

Botrytis cinerea
Pesticides
Micronization

7-h

13:12– 13:24

H21

Change in the soil environment as seen from the vegetation of mushroom fruiting bodies

(Sakushingakuin H.S.) *Akutsu Hiroki, *Tatsumi Keigo, *Tokita Yohei, *Tabata Yuto, *Hirayama Seina, *Nakamizo Miyu

mushrobodyom fruiting
Soil

7-g

104

13:24– 13:36

H22

Aerobic cultivation of E. coli JM109 using rotary shaker with inversion

(Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Oda H., Suzuki H., Yoshikura R., (PRECi co., Ltd) Kawamura N., (Niigata Inst. Tech.) Nihira T., Takesono S., (Tsukuba U.) Nakajima T., (Lab. Tsukuba Env. Microb.) Shigeno T., (Niigata Inst. Tech) Onodera M.

rotary shaking culture
inversion
#E. coli# JM109

7-a

112

13:36– 13:48

H23

Desarmillaria ectypa, a paludal fungus refound in Niigata prefecture and its pure culture.

(Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Kashiro T., (The Niigata Microb. Soci.) Maruyama T., (Niigata Inst. Tech.) Yoshikura R., Takesono S., Onodera M.

#Desarmillaria ectypa#
a paludal fungus
pure culture

7-g

181

13:48– 14:00

H24

Elucidation of Germination Inhibition Mechanism by Coumarin

(Chienkan H.S.) Fukuda Kazuma, Matsuura Hyuga, *Ooishi Taiga, Hyakutake Souta, Yoshida Michinari, Egami Chisato, *Koga Mizuho

Coumarin
Germination Inhibition
lipid solubility

7-b

342

14:00– 14:12

H25

Differential responsiveness of Mimosa pudica to temperature and temperature differences

(Tennoji H.S.) *Himekawa Sho, *Shimadzu Yui, *Takahara Riku, *Takamura Koki

Plant movements

7-b

360

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Ishii Jun, Kawabe Yoshinori)

14:20– 14:32

H27

Investigation of an optimal reactor using immobilized enzyme

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Kanda Ayu, Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Immobilized enzyme
Microchannel
Microreactor

7-a

240

14:32– 14:44

H28

Control factors of coaggregate formation in yeast and lactic acid bacteria co-culture system

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Yamashita Y, (Osaka Metro. U.) Nomura T

Interaction forces
Coaggregate
Microbial cells

7-h

14:44– 14:56

H29

Assimilation of Maleic acid by yeast cells with surface display of Esterase

(Kobe U.) *Maehashi Saki, Prihardi Kahar, Ogino Chiaki

yeast
surface display
maleic acid

7-a

231

14:56– 15:08

H30

Let's make dandelion glue

(Tamashima H.S.) *takeuti hiziri, *nakae yuuri, *nisii ren, *nisio manami

glue
latex
andelion

7-i

15:08– 15:20

H31

Soil environment survey of Mt. Amari

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Ogino T, *Akakoka T

Mt.Amari
Soil
Environment

7-g

15:20– 15:32

H32

Effect of medium composition on bacterial cellulose production by Komagataeibacter nataicola NRIC 0616

(Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Yoshikura R, Higuchi A, (The Niigata Microb. Soci.) Kobayashi Y, (Tokyo U. Agric.) Suzuki T, Ishikawa M, (Niigata Inst. Tech.) Takesono S, Onodera M

bacterial cellulose
#Komagataeibacter nataicola#
medium composition

7-a

343

15:32– 15:44

H33

Screening of baker's yeasts from flower petals.

(Niigata Inst. Tech.) *Satoh Y., Sasaki S., Yoshikura R., Takesono S., Onodera M.

baker's yeast
alcohol fermentation
flower petals

7-g

171

Hall I

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:32–10:44) (Chair: Yoshimoto Makoto, Onodera Masayuki)

9:32– 9:44

I02

Quercus glauca forest in Atagoyama, Kofu.

(Yamanashi Eiwa H.S., Faculty of Natural Sciences.) Inoue Sakura

Global warming
Laurel forest
The index of warmth

7-g

130

9:44– 9:56

I03

mold-resistant food

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Hosoda Nao, *Kitahara sena

antifungal mold
optimum environment for bacteria
antifungal food

7-h

232

9:56– 10:08

I04

Study of photoblastic seeds

(Tennoji H.S.) *Isaka Syunsuke, *Ogita Aika, *Ozaki Kai, *Hatta Kotarou

Photoblastic seeds

7-b

369

10:08– 10:20

I05

Examination of measures to prevent the occurrence of blue-green algae due to eurtrophication of reservoirs

(Sakushingakuin H.S.) *Kassai Yuugo, *Soeno Yuki, *Ichinose Ryota, *Higuchi Hikari

blue-green algae
water quality improvement
eutrophication

7-g

109

10:20– 10:32

I06

Measurement of Escherichia coli K-12 concentration under shaking cultivation by image analysis

(NIT Oyama colledge) *Okada Megu, Harsh Animesh, Kobayashi Yasuhiro, Tanaka Takakuni

image analysis
Escherichia coli

7-i

10:32– 10:44

I07

Effects of environmental changes on the behavior of Tetramorium tsushimae

(Tennoji H.S.) *Morishima Nanako, *Ishibe Koharu, *Dote Nayu, *Nakano Kana

Behaviour
Environmental factor
Ants

7-b

354

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–11:38) (Chair: Yoshimoto Makoto, Onodera Masayuki)

10:50– 11:02

I09

Exploration of coexistence parameters using dry simulation to elucidate the mechanism of microbial coexistence

(Shizuoka U.) *Yagi Ryutaro, Honjo Masahiro, Futamata Hiroyuki, Takeda Kazuhiro

microbial coexistence
dry simulation
prediction

6-g

334

11:02– 11:14

I10

Correlation between distribution of terrestrial isopods and surrounding environment

(Tennoji H.S.) *Aono Taiko, *Hasegawa Kotono, *Haraguchi Taigo, *Minosaki Satoki

Edge effect
Invertebrate
Terrestrial isopods

7-f

368

11:14– 11:26

I11

Use of Jellyfish as Fertilizer

(FukuyamaSeishikan H./GSC Hiroshima) *Tsugawa M., (Hiroshima U.) Ueda A., Nagaoka T.

Jellyfish
Fertilizer
Environment

7-g

189

11:26– 11:38

I12

Making of the search chart of Water mites in Yamanashi

(Yamanashi Eiwa H.S. Sci. Club) *Katsura Noa, *Anai Oto

Water mites
Index animals
Water environment

7-g

215

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

Supercritical fluid

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Matsuyama Kiyoshi, Uchida Hirohisa)

13:00– 13:12

I20

microencapsulation of lutein using PGSS Process

(Fukuoka U.) *sunahara shuhei, nakamura miyuki, sharmin tanjina, mishima kenji

supercritical carbon dioxide
lutein
microcapsule

8-e

100

13:12– 13:24

I21

Microencapsulation of rice bran extraction using supercritical carbon dioxide

(Fukuoka U.) *nomura kentaro, nakamura miyuki, sharmin tanjina, mishima kenji

supercritical carbon dioxide
ferulic acid
microencapsulation

8-e

102

13:24– 13:36

I22

Hydrothermal extraction of antioxidants from spent coffee grounds

(Utsunomiya U.) *Saito Daiki, Sato Takafumi, Itoh Naotsugu

Hydrothermal extraction
Spent coffee grounds
Antioxidant

8-c

13:36– 13:48

I23

Reaction characterization of CeO2 oxygen carrier for chemical loop waste plastic gasification process design

(U.Tohoku) *Sekine Hironori, (NICHe) Seong Gimyeong, (WPI-AIMR) Yoko Akira, (IMRAM) Tomai Takaaki, (WPI-AIMR) Adschiri Tadafumi

Chemical looping
Gasfication
Plastic recycling

8-f

13:48– 14:00

I24

Highly Efficient Extraction of Berberine from Coptis japonica Using Liquid Carbon Dioxide

(Fukuoka U.) *hara keisuke, nakamura miyuki, sharmin tanjina, mishima kenji

supercritical carbon dioxide
extraction
berberine

8-c

14:00– 14:12

I25

Elucidation of formation process of Al-doped iron oxide by supercritical hydrothermal synthesis

(U.Tohoku) *Kawase T., (IMRAM) Tomai T., (WPI-AIMR) Yoko A., (NICHe) Seong G., (WPI-AIMR) Adschiri T.

supercritical water
oxygen storage material
structural stability

8-e

193

14:12– 14:20

Break

Supercritical fluid

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Seong Gimyeong, Sato Takafumi)

14:20– 14:32

I27

Liposome Preparation for Drug Delivery System by Ultrasound irradiation

(Fukuoka U.) *Matsumoto Mayu, (FukuokaUniv.) Nakamura Miyuki, (Fukuoka U.) Sharmin Tanjina, Mishima Kenji

Liposome

8-e

288

14:32– 14:44

I28

Microencapsulation of natural plant leaf extracts

(Fukuoka U.) *Maekawa Souki, Nakamura Miyuki, Sharmin tanjina, Mishima Kenji

Supercritical carbon dioxide
Polyphenols
Microencapsulation

8-e

383

14:44– 14:56

I29

Extraction of p-coumaric acid from natural plant leaves using liquid carbon dioxide

(Fukuoka U.) *Goya Hiroki, Nakamura Miyuki, Sharmin Tanzina, Mishima Kenji

Liquid carbon dioxide
Bioactive compound
Extraction

8-c

186

14:56– 15:08

I30

Characteristics changes of pharmaceutical crystals in high-temperature supercritical carbon dioxide

(Kanazawa U.) *Yoshizawa K., Uchida H.

Supercritical carbon dioxide
Organic compounds
Thermal characteristics

8-e

183

15:08– 15:20

I31

Production of capsules coated with S-CNF using supercritical carbon dioxide

(Fukuoka U.) *Gotou Katsuki, Nakamura Miyuki, Sharmin Tanzina, Mishima Kenji

supercritical carbon dioxide
CNF
coating

8-f

103

15:20– 15:32

I32

(withdrawn)

100

131

15:32– 15:44

I33

Preparation of microcapsules with bone-derived proteins

(Fukuoka U.) *Hara Kousei, Nakamura Miyuki, Sharmin Tanjina, Mishima Kenji

supercritical carbon dioxide
microcapsules
proteins

8-e

101

Hall J

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:20–10:44) (Chair: Shoji Ryo, Hasegawa Isao)

9:20– 9:32

J01

Power Generating Performance Characterization of Microbial Fuel Cell with Some Additives

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) *Uei Kota, Tojo Tomohiro

Microbial Fuel Cell
Power Generating Bacteria
Load Characterization

9-e

9:32– 9:44

J02

Effective viscosity measurements of heat strage microcapsule dispersion with a tuning fork vibro viscometer

(Yamagata U.) *Ohya Daiki, Ishibashi Chizu, Sakuma Megumu, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Effective viscosity
Heat strage microcapsule
tuning fork vibro viscometer

9-b

9:44– 9:56

J03

Effective viscosity measurements of heat strage microcapsule dispersion with a rotational viscometer

(Yamagata U.) *Sasho Yusuke, Kikuchi Taiki, Makuta Toshinori, Akamatsu Masato

Effective viscosity
Heat strage microcapsule
Rotational viscometer

9-b

9:56– 10:08

J04

Hydrogen production at low potential using layered MnO₂ electrode containing Co complexes on bamboo charcoal/CNT

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Sasaki Ryo, Senuma Ayuri, Zhao Heitian, Okiguti Riku, Tomono Kazuaki

Hydrogen production
Low potential
Layered MnO2

9-a

135

10:08– 10:20

J05

Bioethanol Productionfrom Food Waste

(Shibata H.S.) *Iijima Kai, *Takahashi Kotoha, *Takeda Chihiro

koji
glucose
venezictic solution

9-f

412

10:20– 10:32

J06

Starch Ingredients which is Useful in producing biofuel

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Kitagawa Gaku, *Minami Kaito, *Ishii Yuto, *Kakei Toa

Biofuel
Starch
Ethanol

9-c

241

10:32– 10:44

J07

Basic Study on Practical Use of Microbial Batteries and Evaluation of Their Output Characteristics

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech) *Oka Shion, Tojo Tomohiro

Microbial Batteries
Output Characteristics

9-e

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Hasegawa Isao, Atsumi Ryosuke)

10:50– 11:02

J09

Influence of Corrosion on Thermochemical Water Splitting via Na-Redox Cycle

(U.Hiroshima) *Daisuke M., Masayuki H., Rini S., Hiroki M., Takayuki I.

Na-Redox
hydrogen
thermochemical water splitting

9-a

326

11:02– 11:14

J10

Investigation of liquid-phase dehydrogenation process using decaline as a hydrogen carrier

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Nakamura Akihiro, Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Dehydrogenation
Decalin
Superheated liquid-film state

9-e

238

11:14– 11:26

J11

Environmental conditions for biomass production by microalgae culture using deep sea water

(NIT Toyko) *Kubo Akane, Sato Kurumi, Shoji Ryo

deep sea water
oceanic algae
biofuel

9-a

11:26– 11:38

J12

Development of thermal storage microcapsules containing sugar alcohols and evaluation of heat storage / radiation characterization

(U.Yamagata) *seto yusuke, makuta tosinori

thermal storage
sugar alcohols
microcapsules

9-b

318

11:38– 11:50

J13

A Study on the Relationship between the Compositional Ratio and the Heat of Combustion in Solid Fuels -Gel formed by mixing a saturated aqueous solution of calcium acetate and alcohol-

(Takahashi H.S.) *Kondo N., Kamon T.

gel
solid fuels
compositional ratio

9-d

11:50– 12:02

J14

Evaluation of PEFC output performance by simulation with effect of carbon support structure

(Kyushu U.) *Nakano K., Saito Y., Inoue G.

Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cell
modeling
carbon support

9-a

385

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Inoue Gen, Hanada Nobuko)

13:00– 13:12

J20

Effect of Fatty Acid Addition on Melting and Crystallization of Erythritol

(Chiba U.) *Wada Daiju, Tang Xudong, Ryu Junichi

Latent heat storage
Erythritol
Fatty acid

9-b

121

13:12– 13:24

J21

Mass transport analysis of organic active materials for redox flow batteries

(Gunma U.) *Ueyanagi Kota, Ishitobi Hirokazu, (AIST) Ohira Akihiro, Kanega Ryoichi, Sato Yukari, (Gunma U.) Nakagawa Nobuyoshi

Organic active material
Mass transport analysis
Redox flow battery

9-a

203

13:24– 13:36

J22

Sixth feature of supramolecular dye solar cells: Tunneling effect of aluminum oxide layer

(Hamadakoukou) *Kagiyama Souma, *Kihara Moeka, *Yaguchi Ren

Tunneling effect
solar cells
aluminum

9-a

169

13:36– 13:48

J23

Study on the mechanism of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells

(Meiwa H.S.) *Yamaguchi T, *Watanabe Y

Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
wavelength
pigment

9-a

13:48– 14:00

J24

Development of Magnesium Hydroxide-Based Chemical Heat Storage Material for Effective Utilization of Vehicle Exhaust Heat

(Chiba U.) *Okuyama Ryuki, Ezawa Shuya, Kobayashi Naoki, Ryu Junichi

Chemical heat storage
Gas-solid reaction
Magnesium hydroxide

9-b

127

14:00– 14:12

J25

Reactivity evaluation of chemical heat storage material pellets

(Chiba U.) *Ezawa Shuya, Okuyama Ryuki, Kobayashi Naoki, Ryu Junichi

Chemical heat storage
Magnesium hydroxide
Pellet

9-b

123

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:20) (Chair: Akamatsu Masato, Inoue Gen)

14:20– 14:32

J27

Real-time measurement in power generation using microorganisms

(Kitami Hokuto H.S.) Harada Y.

Microorganism
New energy source
Electricity

9-e

306

14:32– 14:44

J28

Hydrogen production from steam co-gasification of biomass

(Hirosaki U.) *Okura Hirozumi, Az Zahra Aghietyas Choirun, Abudula Abuliti, Guan Guoqing

Biomass
Co-gasification
Hydrogen Production

9-c

14:44– 14:56

J29

Hydrothermal gasification of aqueous organic solutions using carbon-supported nickel catalysts

(Kansai U.) *Matsuki T., Hasegawa I., Hayashi J.

nickel catalysts
hydrothermal gasification
aqueous organic solutions

9-c

197

14:56– 15:08

J30

Increasing the Voltage of dye-sensitized solar cells using chalk made of calcium carbonate

(H.Matsuyamachuo) *Tuchiya Yutaro, *Ishibashi Yuto, *Muraoka Yuki, *Washimi Kazuaki, Maki Daisuke

solar cell
dye
chalk

9-a

377

15:08– 15:20

J31

Catalyst development for synthesis of valuable substances from biogas

(Ibaraki U.) *Ogura Y., Yamauchi N., Kobayashi Y., (Hokkaido U.) Tada S.

CO2 hydrogenation
Zirconia
Biogas

9-c

107

Hall K

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:32–10:32) (Chair: Guan Guoqing, Nakagawa Nobuyoshi)

9:32– 9:44

K02

Ab-initio based estimation of byproducts adsoption behavior on activated carbon for MCH dehydrogenation process

(NIT Nagaoka) *Gunji Satomi, Atsumi Ryosuke

Active carbon
DFT calculation
Methylcyclohexane

9-e

407

9:44– 9:56

K03

Construction of a Power Network System for Storage Batteries Using Arduino uno

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. and Tech.) *Mito Masaya, Tojo Tomohiro

Charging System
Storage Battery
Arduino uno

9-e

9:56– 10:08

K04

Estimation of Green Ammonia Production Capacity in Japan via Dynamic Process Simulator

(NIT Nagaoka) *Hada Yasuyuki, Atsumi Ryosuke

Dynamic simulation
Green ammonia
Meteorological data

9-e

408

10:08– 10:20

K05

What you can learn by continuing to face the sun.

(Hamadakoukou) *Murokita Kosei, *Okuzako Kaede, *Uzu Asahi, *Maehara Kotomi

equatorial mount
temperature difference
solar heat

9-a

300

10:20– 10:32

K06

Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell Using Familiar Objects

(Hamadakoukou) *Sasaoka Chisato, *Nogami Chisa

Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell
tooth paste
paints

9-a

167

10:44– 10:50

Break

Electronics

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Ohashi Hidenori, Tojo Tomohiro)

10:50– 11:02

K09

Evaluation of effect of dynamic structure change on reaction distribution in all-solid-state battery

(Kyushu U.) *Eto Y., Mori Y., Inoue G.

all-solid-state battery
DEM
crack formation

11-a

388

11:02– 11:14

K10

Effect of hydrogen production and preparation of manganese oxide thin films with interlayer Ru(bpy)₃ complexes

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Senuma Ayuri, Okiguchi Riku, Tomono Kazuaki

Layered MnO2
Ru complex
Hydrogen evolution

11-f

165

11:14– 11:26

K11

Capacitor electrode application of layered manganese oxide with fluorescent properties

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Yoshino Haruto, Tokiwa Kotomi, Sato Takumi, Tomono Kazuaki

capacitor
fluorescent dye
Layered MnO$2$

11-c

120

11:26– 11:38

K12

Comparison of electrochemical properties of Metal complexes/MnO₂ films covered with different chain lengths of lipids

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Okawa Ryosuke, Abe Mayumi, Inaba Kosuke, Tomono Kazuaki

Lipid
Metal complex
Layered MnO$2$

11-c

114

11:38– 11:50

K13

Refresh effect and Faraday efficiency on ammonia water electrolysis

(U. Hiroshima) *Yusuke T., (Hydrolabo) Tomoyuki I., (U. Hiroshima) Fangqin G., Yasuaki O., Takumi M., Wookyung K., Yutaka N., Yukihiko M., Keiya N., Hiroki M., Takayuki I.

Ammonia
Erectrolysis
Faraday efficiency

11-a

11:50– 12:02

K14

Additive effect of Nb₂O₅ to electrode material MgH₂ for all-solid-state lithium-ion battery

(U. Hiroshima) *Nagatsuka Y., Yao Y., Rini S., Miyaoka H., Ichikawa T.

lithium ion battery
magnesium hydride
niobium oxide

11-a

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

Electronics

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Ichikawa Takayuki, Makuta Toshinori)

13:00– 13:12

K20

Fundamental Study on Divalent Ion Insertion and Extraction Performance in Potassium-Titanium-Niobium Oxides

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) *Muramatsu Kenya, Tojo Tomohiro

Potassium-Titanium-Niobium Oxides
Divalent Ion
Insertion and Extraction Performance

11-a

13:12– 13:24

K21

The cause that copper nitrate solution turn green

(Takarazukakita H.S.) *Tsuchida Momoko, *Chihara Hana, *Tanaka Riko, *Horikawa Kohsei

copper ion
nitrate ion
nitrite ion

11-a

317

13:24– 13:36

K22

Fading of Color Anodized Aluminum

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Saito Ai, *Sakaue Sho, *Teshima Aoi, *Matsushita Runa

Anodized aluminum
Fade
Absorbance

11-a

252

13:36– 13:48

K23

Fundamental Study on Formation of Metal Oxide Films and their¡¡Photocatalytic Reactivity.

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) *Yoshida Iori, Tojo Tomohiro

Metal Oxide Films
Photocatalytic Reactivity
P-type Semiconductor

11-a

13:48– 14:00

K24

Efficient clectroplating

(Ono H.S.) *Takeuti H., *Kiriyama S.

elrectroplating
copper
magnetism

11-a

275

14:00– 14:12

K25

Elucidation of iron elution mechanism affected by sodium glutamate -Development of technology for activating seaweed beds-

(H.Matsuyamachuo) *Tomioka Msahiro, *Minakuchi Satoki, Maki Daisuke

kelp
slag
blue carbon

11-f

308

14:12– 14:20

Break

Electronics

(14:20–15:32) (Chair: Ichikawa Takayuki, Makuta Toshinori)

14:20– 14:32

K27

Correlation between the Reduction Potential and Stability,and the Amount of Copper Dendrites

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Isawa Yuzuki, *Kawamura Takuto, *Kanzaki Seitaro, *Fujioka Daichi, *Yoshida Takuma

Copper Dendrite
Chelate Complex
Reduction Voltage

11-a

199

14:32– 14:44

K28

Development of aluminum-air secondary battery by using novel deep eutectic solvents containing OH- ion

(TUAT) *Nishimiya Ryotaro, Ohashi Hidenori

Al-air secondary battery
Deep eutectic solvents

11-a

406

14:44– 14:56

K29

Development and Commercialization of gel-air Mg battery

(Chemistry Club of Kumamoto H.S.) *Udo Kurumi, *Ozaki Houei, *Ezaki Hideaki

battery
gel
emergency

11-a

327

14:56– 15:08

K30

Evaluation of Charge-Discharge Characteristics of Ternary Cathode Materials by Controlling Manganese Valence

(Kanto-Gakuin U.) *Hanaya Akinobu, Onizuka Saki, (Kyoto U.) Sakamoto Ryo, (Kanto-Gakuin U.) Tomono Kazuaki

Layered MnO2
charge/discharge
manganese valence

11-a

115

15:08– 15:20

K31

Electrochemical Characterization of Divalent Ion Batteries Using Potassium Titanium Aluminum Oxides

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) *kamiya kazuki, Tojo Tomohiro

Divalent Ion Battery
Potassium Titanium Aluminum Oxide
Cyclic Voltammetry

11-a

149

15:20– 15:32

K32

Output Characteristics Using Potassium Birnessite MnO2 as a Cathode Material for Divalent Ion Battery cathode

(Shizuoka Inst. Sci. Tech.) *Iwata Naoya, Tojo Tomohiro

Potassium Birnessite MnO2
Divalent Ion Batteries
Output Characteristics

11-a

143

Hall L

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:20–10:44) (Chair: Yoshida Masahiro, Yamauchi Noriko)

9:20– 9:32

L01

Synthesis of CaO-MgO-P2O5 Glasses by Chelate Gel Method and Their Bioactive Evaluation

(NIT Ube) *Kono Haruki, (Kanagawa Inst. Tech.) Shigeno Koichi, (Yamaguchi U.) Fujimori Hirotaka

Biomaterials
Phosphate Glass
Simulated Body Fluid (SBF) Test

12-k

9:32– 9:44

L02

Controlled solubilization by structural transition between micelles and vesicles

(NIT.Ube) *Fujitsuki K., Takata Y.

solubilization
micelle
vesicle

12-a

125

9:44– 9:56

L03

How the combination of different types of surfactants affects the foamability

(Mizusawa H.S) *Iwabuchi Takeru, *Oikawa Wakana, *Komabayashi Runa, *Takahashi Akiko, Takahashi Kazunari

Surfactant
Foamability
Soap

12-a

9:56– 10:08

L04

Thermodynamic investigation of the interaction between lipid bilayers and hydrophobic substances

(NIT Wakayama) *Takiguchi R., Nakaya S., Morita S.

Lipid bilayer
Thermodynamics
hydrophobic substance

12-m

202

10:08– 10:20

L05

Template effects of anionic vesicles to guide a laccase-catalyzed oligomerization for synthesis of electro-conductive oligoaniline

(NIT Oyama) *Nakano Yuto, Kashima Keita

polyaniline
laccase
vesicle

12-k

365

10:20– 10:32

L06

Effect of Sterols on Colorimetric Response of Polydiacetylene

(Tohoku U.) *Kamata T, Nakayama S, Suga K, Watanabe K, Nagao D

polydiacetylene
sterol
amino acid

12-i

205

10:32– 10:44

L07

Elucidation of color fading mechanism

(Shizuoka Futaba H.S.) *Yamashita Kanna, *Ogino Chihiro, *Yamamoto Ayaka

Fading
Color

12-h

269

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Ohsaki Shuji, Yoshida Masahiro)

10:50– 11:02

L09

Crystal phase and luminescence properties of Er³⁺-doped NaYF₄ nanophosphor

(NIT Anan) *Azuma Yuriko, Kouzai Takanori, Fujihara Takeshi, Zheng Tao, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya

Upconversion luminescence
Nanophosphor
NaYF$4$

12-d

265

11:02– 11:14

L10

Fluorescence emission of Cu⁺, Sn²⁺-doped borate glass

(NIT Anan) *Sakaguchi Asuka, Kouzai Takanori, Fujihara Takesi, Zheng Tao, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya

borate glass
luminescent glass
fluorescence emission

12-k

260

11:14– 11:26

L11

Synthesis of Glass-Ceramics Using Sakurajima Volcanic Ash

(Tokyo Tech H.S.) *Yasuda Satoru, *Yonemura Seyun

Glass-Ceramics
Volcanic Ash
Building material

12-m

210

11:26– 11:38

L12

Difference in crystal structure by the condition change of Storm Glass

(Kobe H.S.) *Katagi Kouta, *Nishizaki Syunsuke, *Takemoto Takuma, *Kotani Kyouhei, *Yamazaki Airi, *Atarashi Momoki

Storm Grass
crystal structure

12-i

174

11:38– 11:50

L13

Ionic polymer droplet in aqueous two-phase system composed of polymer electrolytes and polymer non-electrolytes and the droplet motion in the electric field.

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Yamamoto Arata, Horie Takahumi, Yasuda Masahiro, Okita Erika

aqueous two-phase system
ionic polymer droplet
electrophoresis

12-b

11:50– 12:02

L14

the UV light irradiation of GVs containing photoresponsive molecules

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Morimoto Issei, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro, Okita Erika

vesicle
photoresponsivity
UV irradiation

12-b

173

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Takata Yoichi, Nagao Daisuke)

13:00– 13:12

L20

Effect of hydrophobilization of gelatin on properties of gelatin coacervate capsules

(Kagoshima U.) *Sakanashi Norihiro, Yoshida Masahiro, Takei Takayuki

gelatin
coacervation
hydrophobilization

12-c

392

13:12– 13:24

L21

Wettability evaluation

(chienkanhighschool) *mawatari sato, *naritomi hanako, *shigematsu ai, *furukawa yuna

Wettability evaluation

12-h

312

13:24– 13:36

L22

Creating the strongest adhesive

(TENNOJI H.S.) *Arai Sota, *Ino Shuta, *Nakanishi Runa, *Kakiuchi Akihiro

starch
amylose
gelatinization

12-m

133

13:36– 13:48

L23

Investigation of supermolecular gels prepared with low molecular weight gelators

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Miyashita Junno, Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Gel
Hansen solubility parameter
DBS

12-e

242

13:48– 14:00

L24

Effect of adding whey protein to casein resin

(H.Sanbonmatsu) *Nii I., *Nishiyama Y., *Matsumura R., *Miyawaki S., Masuda M.

casein resin
whey
biodegradable-plastic

12-k

170

14:00– 14:12

L25

Surface modification of biopolymer films inspired lotus leaves and evaluation of its hydrophobicity

(NIT Oyama) *Yamagiwa Sorami, Kashima Keita

biopolymer film
Hydrophobization
lotus effect

12-k

371

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Kimura Hiroe, Suga Keishi)

14:20– 14:32

L27

Development of method for encapsulation of quantum dots with polymer

(Ibaraki U.) *Matsuda A., (Hokkaido U.) Tada S., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

capsule
polymer particle
quantum dots

12-c

14:32– 14:44

L28

Let¡Çs make soap bubbles that are difficult to break ~with oil~

(Ono H.S.) *Sakata K., *Kuroda N., *Kubota M.

Soap
Bubble
Oil

12-m

280

14:44– 14:56

L29

Application of metal-organic frameworks to multi-drugs carrier

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Ohashi Ayumi, Ohsaki Shuji, Nakamura Hideya, Watano Satoru

Metal-organic frameworks
Drug delivery system
Multi-drug carrier

12-a

390

14:56– 15:08

L30

Effect of temperature on the drug permeability of cuticles of Japanese fatsia

(Hosei U.) *Nakajima S., Kiguchi T., Yamashita A. C.

Agricultural Drug Delivery System
Arrhenius equation
Diffusion coefficient

12-a

15:08– 15:20

L31

Preparation of temperature-responsive polymer particles with acrylic acid as a comonomer

(Ibaraki U.) *Kishino H., (Hokkaido U.) Tada S., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

temperature-responsive particles
acrylic acid
copolymerization

12-c

15:20– 15:32

L32

Synthesis of fine MTA cement using polymer

(NIT Anan) *Sakamoto Satoru, Zheng Tao, Fujihara Takesi, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, (Tokyo Med, Den, U.) Uo Motohiro

MTA cement
Polymer
Particle size

12-c

259

15:32– 15:44

L33

Recovering of lithium ions and bicarbonate ions by ionic polymer gel

(Hiroshima U.) *Kagayama Tatsumi, Gotoh Takehiko, Suenaga Toshikazu, Nakai Satoshi

lithium ion
bicarbonate ion
polymer gel

12-e

359

Hall M

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:20–10:44) (Chair: Tsunashima Katsuhiko, Ono Tsutomu)

9:20– 9:32

M01

Water repellency evaluation of surface coated with photoresponsive molecules

(Yamagata U.) *Kimura Makoto, Katsurashima Yuro, Yoshida Kazunari

photoresponsive
water-repellent
solution casting

12-a

411

9:32– 9:44

M02

Study on the surface area of metals in chemical reactions

(H.Tochigi) *Tsunoda K, *Terauchi S, (H.tochigi) *Ichimura K

surface area
aluminium

12-m

219

9:44– 9:56

M03

Controlling particle size and adsorption property of monodisperse ZIF-8

(Kyoto U.) *Kato Kaoruko, Hiraide Shotaro, Watanabe Satoshi

Metal-Organic Framework
Monodisperse Particles
Adsorption

12-a

158

9:56– 10:08

M04

Reducing interfacial resistance of a solid electrolyte/negative electrode interface by using SPS method

(NIT Anan) *Ohata Arata, Konishi Tomoya, Zheng Tao, Kamano Masaru, Fujihara Takeshi, Kouzai Takanori

All solid lithium batteries
SPS method
Interfacial resistance

12-a

156

10:08– 10:20

M05

Preparation and perforemance evaluation of TiO₂ nanoparticles for dye-sensitized solar cell electrodes

(NIT Anan) *Okada Suzuna, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, Fujihara Takeshi, Zheng Tao

DSSC
TiO$2$
Conversion efficiency

12-c

310

10:20– 10:32

M06

Making sunscreens and improving their effectiveness

(H.S Noshiro) *kabutoya shoji, *tamura haruto, *watanabe ami, *hamano yuka

sunscreen
speciality products
UV transmittance

10-h

273

10:32– 10:44

M07

research of sunscreen

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Nakagomi Momone, *Honobe Tamako, *Saito Kokomi

sunscreen
right
spectrophotometer

12-m

263

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Iwasaki Tomohiro, Ishii Haruyuki)

10:50– 11:02

M09

Effects of Physical Characteristics of Liquid Solvents on the Crystal Characteristics of C8-BTBT Thin Films Deposited by Spin-Coating

(Kanazawa U.) *Uchita T., Uchida H.

Organic Thin Films
Spin Coating
Thin Film Transistors

12-g

389

11:02– 11:14

M10

PdNi Bimetallic Nanoparticles by Pyrolysis of Metal nanoparticle/Metal–Organic Framework Hybrid

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Eiro Masashi, Matsuoka Takumi, Shoji Ayano, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

Bimetallic nanoparticle
Metal-organic framework
Pyrolysis

12-d

11:14– 11:26

M11

Supercritical CO2-assisted formation of PdRu nanoparticles in metal-organic frameworks

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Matsuoka Takumi, Eiro Masashi, Shoji Ayano, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

supercritical fluid
PdRu nanoparticles
metal-organic framework

12-d

11:26– 11:38

M12

Supercritical CO2-Assisted Formation of Metal-Organic Framework Loaded Porous Polymer Membrane for Removal of Dye

(Fukuoka Inst. Tech.) *Shoji Ayano, Matsuoka Takumi, Eiro Masashi, Matsuyama Kiyoshi

Supercritical CO2
Metal-organic framework
Porous polymer membrane

12-k

11:38– 11:50

M13

Aluminum alloy that protects us

(Chienkan H.S.) *ejima daito, (Chienka H.S.) *matsuo ryunosuke, (Chienkan H.S.) *tsugawa souki, *kawakami youhei

alloy
maxing ratio
hardness

12-k

302

11:50– 12:02

M14

Controlled Synthesis of Pd-Ru Alloy Nanoparticles Using Microreactor

(Kyoto U.) *Yamashita Ruri, Hiraide Shotaro, Watanabe Satoshi

Microreactor
Nanoparticles
Nucleation

12-d

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Konishi Tomoya, Nakamura Hideya)

13:00– 13:12

M20

Exploring long-term storage methods for metal dendrite

(Ono H.S.) *Kameji S., *Osaki R., *Sasayama S.

metal
dendrite
storage

12-m

279

13:12– 13:24

M21

Anti-rust Agents from Kitchen

(MASUDA Senior H.S.) *Tanaka Suzuna, *Goubara Momoka, *Mashino Ryo

rust
charcoal
melt

12-m

154

13:24– 13:36

M22

Preparation and application of carbon-based materials using Kishu plum seed charcoal

(NIT Wakayama) *Hori Katsuki, Koyabu Kanata, (NIT Nara) Uga Masahiro, (NIT Wakayama) Tsunashima Katsuhiko, Kishimoto Noboru, (NIT Nara) Yamada Hirohisa

Plum seed
Charcoal
Conducting polymer

12-j

347

13:36– 13:48

M23

Development of Tough Ion Gels with Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes

(Okayama U.) *Miyawaki Ayari, Watanabe Takaichi, Ono Tsutomu

Toughness
Ion gel
Ionic Liquid

12-e

13:48– 14:00

M24

Fabrication of photonic colloidal crystals composed of monodisperse polymer nanolatexes

(Yamaguchi U.) *Yoshio A., Kanekiyo H., Ishii H.

monodisperse particle
colloidal crystal
emulsion polymerization

12-d

128

14:00– 14:12

M25

Hydrothermal synthesis of ANA zeolite from silica sludge

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Tokumaru H., (Osaka Metro. U.) Fukuda M., Iwasaki T., (Tosoh SGM) Horikoshi H.

Analcime
Silica waste
Hydrothermal synthesis

12-c

178

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Kouzai Takanori, Watanabe Satoshi)

14:20– 14:32

M27

Relationship between strength and content percentage of main components of chalks/pencils

(Tsuyama.H.S) *Tsutsui Chisato, *Oka Midori, *Sugiyama Kotaro, *Asano Osei, *Tanaka Kotoha, *Higashiki Yuta

Chalk
Graphite
Strength

12-m

14:32– 14:44

M28

Effect of capsule additional concentration on interlaminar fracture toughness of carbon fibre reinforced plastics with self-healing functionality.

(U.Kagoshima) *Kirihara K., Hukuzako R., Ozuno Y., Takei T., Yoshida M.

microcapsule
self-healing
CFRP

12-f

14:44– 14:56

M29

Fabrication of nanoparticle microtubes in aqueous suspensions of metal nanoparticles

(Yamaguchi U.) *Hatai K., Yoshihara M., Ishii H.

metal nanoparticle
gold nanoparticle
3D assembly

12-d

124

14:56– 15:08

M30

Silver nanocolloid formation in aqueous CMC-Na and HPC solutions by light irradiation at 420 nm wavelength

(Toyama Chubu SHS) *Hiyoshi Ayaka, *Kobayashi Mizuha, *Mizuno Haruto

Light irradiation
Silver nanoparticles
Cellulose

12-d

290

15:08– 15:20

M31

Development of facile evaluation for catalytic activities of gold nanoparticles

(Yamaguchi U.) *Kunisada A, Ishii H

gold nanoparticle
catalytic activity
colorimetric assay

12-d

132

15:20– 15:32

M32

Effect of operational factors on structure of surface-modified nanoparticle/polymer composites prepared by melt mixing

(Tohoku U.) *Inoue S., Takebayashi R., Saito T., Kubo M., (NICHe Tohoku U.) Tsukada T.

polymer nanocomposite
melt mixing
dispersion

12-j

155

15:32– 15:44

M33

Relationship between operating conditions and crystalline particle properties in continuous flow crystallization for battery materials

(TUAT) *Hosokawa Mako, Amari Shuntarou, Takiyama Hiroshi

Flow Crystallization
Reactive Crystallization
Size Distribution

12-g

110

Hall N

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:20–10:44) (Chair: Ishii Haruyuki, Yamamoto Tetsuya)

9:20– 9:32

N01

Synthesis of highly efficient and high-quality carbon nanotubes by "Water-assisted CVD method" using layered double hydroxides

(NITIC) *Kumagai R., (U. Iwate) Chida C., Aisawa S., (AIST) Futaba D. N., (NITIC) Kimura H.

carbon nanotube
layered double hydroxide
water-assisted CVD

12-m

191

9:32– 9:44

N02

Dye adsorption properties of alkylamine-modified kenyaite

(Osaka Pref. U.) *Okoshi Y., (Osaka Metro. U.) Wada S., Iwasaki T., (Tosoh SGM) Horikoshi H.

Layered silicate
Organosilicate
Dye adsorption

12-c

177

9:44– 9:56

N03

Synthesis and catalyst performance evaluation of nanoporous carbon coated TiO₂

(NIT Anan) *Tanaka Hinako, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, Zheng Tao

TiO$2$
carbon coating
catalyst performance evaluation

12-c

136

9:56– 10:08

N04

Development of mass production of liquid marbles stabilized by stearate microparticles

(NIT Nara) *Aoki S., Naoe K.

liquid marble
stearate
mass production

12-a

372

10:08– 10:20

N05

Development of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Induced Graft Polymerization for Inorganic Materials

(TUAT) *Masuda Kouhei, Ohashi Hidenori

Graft Polymerization
Atmospheric Plasma
Plasma Enhanced CVD

12-j

345

10:20– 10:32

N06

A high-performance string telephone

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Iwayama Mikito, *Watanabe Daito, *Shimizu Masaki

multi-phase reaction
beta-cyclodextrin
13C NMR

12-m

257

10:32– 10:44

N07

Generation and Optimization of Silica Hollow Particles Using Ultrasonically Generated Microbubbles

(U.YAMAGATA) *Suzuki Hayato, Makuta Toshinori

Silica Hollow Particles
Ultrasonically Generated Microbubbles
microcapsules

12-f

324

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:02) (Chair: Yoshida Kazunari, Kubo Masaki)

10:50– 11:02

N09

Synthesis of polymer nano particles by packed bed reactor

(Nagoya U.) *Morino Ayumi, Yamamoto Tetsuya

Polymer nano particle
Polymerization
Packed bed reactor

12-d

11:02– 11:14

N10

Influence of solvent ionic strength on nanoparticle translocation across cell membrane

(Osaka Metro. U.) *Kashiwai Rika, Nakamura Hideya, Ohsaki Shuji, Watano Satoru

Nanoparticle
Cell membrane
Ionic strength

12-d

153

11:14– 11:26

N11

Controlled release ability of edible calcium alginate nanoparticles highly immobilizing rifampicin

(NIT Oyama) *Satou Yuuto, Kashima Keita

alginate
nanoparticles
immobilization

12-d

367

11:26– 11:38

N12

Synthesis and Evaluation of Carbon-Coated Li₄Ti₅O₁₂

(NIT Anan) *Kuwamura Rui, Kouzai Takanori, Fujihara Takeshi, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, Zheng Tao

Li$4$Ti$5$O$12$ Nanoparticles
Lithium-ion battery
vapor polymerization method

12-c

291

11:38– 11:50

N13

Development of low swelling polymer gel suitable for adsorption separation of acetic acid

(Hiroshima U.) *Wakamiya Hirotaka, Gotoh Takehiko, Suenaga Toshikazu, Nakai Satoshi

Acetic Acid
Adosorption
gel

12-e

410

11:50– 12:02

N14

Effect of high shear stress on charactaristics of crystalline particles in the production of pharmaceutical hydrochloride

(TUAT) *Yayabe Shunsei, Amari Shuntarou, Takiyama Hiroshi

Hydrochloride crystallization
High shear stress
Flow crystallization

12-g

108

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Gotoh Takehiko, Takiyama Hiroshi)

13:00– 13:12

N20

Effect of rock type on hammering frequency between rocks

(Funabashi H.S.) Miyatani Aoi

rock
hammering
frequency

12-m

348

13:12– 13:24

N21

Preparation of emulsion using ultrasound and homogenizer

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Ishiwaka Saki, Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Emulsion
Ultrasound
Homogenizer

12-b

237

13:24– 13:36

N22

Formation of polyaniline nanofibers on the surface of PMMA particle to fabricate sea urchin-shaped particle

(Ibaraki U.) *Kita Y., (Hokkaido U.) Tada S., (Ibaraki U.) Kobayashi Y., Yamauchi N.

polyaniline
sea urchin particle
nanofiber

12-d

13:36– 13:48

N23

Relationship between Surfactant and Concentration Particle Diameter of Nanocapsules Encapsulating Functional Dyes

(U. Kagoshima) *Tajiri S., (former U. Kagoshima) Kamezawa M., (U. Kagoshima) Ozuno Y., Takei T., Yoshida M., (Yamamoto Chemicals,Inc.) Takaki T., Sawano B., Kinoshita T.

nanocapsule
fanctional dyes
particle size

12-f

13:48– 14:00

N24

Study on Particle Size Control of Hollow Microcapsules Based on Styrene Maleic Anhydride Copolymer

(U.Kagoshima) *Sayo T., Oyama R., Goto K., Ozuno Y., Takei T., Yoshida M., (Tokuyama) Kawasaki T., Shimizu Y., Hukuda K.

microcapsule
particle diameter

12-f

14:00– 14:12

N25

3D cultivation of fibroblast cell using polymer particle having hydrophilic graft chain

(Osaka Met. U.) *Hirano Tomoya, (Nihon U.) Aizawa Shin, (Osaka U.) Eguchi Hiroshi, (Osaka Met. U.) Okita Erika, Horie Takafumi, Yasuda Masahiro

Polymer particle
Amphiphilic polymer particle
Polymer graft

12-c

157

14:12– 14:20

Break

(14:20–15:44) (Chair: Zheng Tao, Morita Seiichi)

14:20– 14:32

N27

Multiphase Chemical Kinetics and Ecotoxicity Assessment of O3 Reacting with Organic Aerosol Components from Biomass Burning

(TGUISS) *Taketsuna K., Sasaoka M.

Ecotoxicity assessmet
ozonolysis
Kinetics

13-f

338

14:32– 14:44

N28

Electrolysis of water using an anodic titanium dioxide electrode

(H.Tamashima) *Fukutake Masahito, (H.Tamasima) *Azuma Keisi, (H.tamashima) *Itaya Yuya, *Tanaka Yoshiki

Anodic titanium dioxide
Photocatalyst
Electrolysis

13-f

289

14:44– 14:56

N29

Fabrication and improvement of fuel cell using eggshell membrane as electrolyte membrane

(NIT Yonago) *nakanishi mistuki, *kouda kyouko, (NIT Miyakonojyo) *shimose ayane, *hidaki jyeru, maruno sakurako, (NIT Yonago) tahara rin, sumida rento, kadonaga kaisei, tanaka huu, fujiwara riona, nomura ryuto, tanifuji naoki, (NIT Miyakonojyo) akaki youji

fuel cell
electrolyte membrane
eggshell membrane

13-e

344

14:56– 15:08

N30

Evaluating Cement Solidication of Contaminated Soil and Elution Prevention of Pollutants from the Soil using an Electric Measurement

(NIT Tokyo) *Inoue Reo, Simo Sannnsoke, Nakao Nakao Shosei, (Hitachi Construction) Tagami Mitsugu, Murakami Takaaki, Inoue Ayumu, (NIT Tokyo) Shoji Ryo, Ito Mikio

Cement Solidification Reaction
Soil pollution
Electric measurement

13-c

403

15:08– 15:20

N31

Activity of High-entropy Alloy Catalysts to Hydrogenolysis of Azo Dye in Water Environment

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

High-entropy alloys
Azo dye
Hydrogenation reaction

13-b

152

15:20– 15:32

N32

Amount of Refractory Organic Carbon of Seaweed and Sediment, and the Effect of Viscosity Exudate of Seaweed in Hiroshima Bay, Japan

(NITUC) *Murata Aika, Ariyoshi Hina, Kobayashi Wakako, Sugimoto Kenji

refractory organic carbon
seaweed
viscosity exudate

13-i

15:32– 15:44

N33

purification of wastewater, containing heavy metal, using waste

(NITTC) *Tanabe Riho, *Kakehashi Ayane, *Takeuchi Haruka, *Batzaya Enerel, Shoji Ryo

Wastewater treatment
Mongolia
Recycle

13-b

207

Hall O

Time

Paper
ID

Title / Authors

Keywords

Topic code

Ack.
number

(9:20–10:44) (Chair: Abe Tatsuo, Sugimoto Kenji)

9:20– 9:32

O01

Production and Evaluation of Soap Using Waste Rice Bran

(Nat. Institution of Tech.,Suzuka Col.) *Shiomoto Kota, *Nishimura Momoka, *Haraguchi Sato, *Futamura Kanta, *Watanabe Kohei, Kawai Risa

Rice bran
Surfactant
3R

13-e

9:32– 9:44

O02

Degradation of urea formaldehyde resin using solid base catalysts

(Takarazukakita H.S.) *Yamamoto Taiju, (Osaka U.) Mizugaki Tomoo

Solid base catalyst
Urea Formaldehyde resin
Imidazole

13-e

349

9:44– 9:56

O03

Synthesize Sodium sesquicarbonate and Increase Yield ~For Recycling Diaper Ash~

(Saijo H.S.) *Niimoto Yuki, *Yokoi Ryoto, *Ueda Sayo, *Tamai Ryo, *Aduma Syunta, *Matsumoto Konomi

Sesqui
Recycling
Alkaline cleaner

13-e

284

9:56– 10:08

O04

The possibility of visible light responsive photocatalyst

(H.S Noshiro) *Saito Manaka, *Kurihara Yu, *Yokoyama Saya

Visible light responsive photocatalyst
Reduction of harmful substances
Opitimal environment

13-c

10:08– 10:20

O05

On the inhibitory effect of iron powder dumplings and water quality improvement agents on Spirogyra

(Kitami Hokuto H.S.) Mizutani E.

Environment
Community activities
Eutrophication

13-a

304

10:20– 10:32

O06

The development of a chalk-based heat pack

(Shimonoseki-Nishi H.S.) *Hatsuda Miyu, *Kono Hana, (shimonosekinishi) *Nakamura Kumiko, (Shimonoseki-Nishi H.S.) *Inoue Rintatou, *Okamura Kasutaka, *Matsuishi Kuuya

disposable heating pads
iron
chalk

13-d

10:32– 10:44

O07

Water Sterilization Using UV-LEDs

(NIT Anan) *Karino Manami, Kouzai Takanori, Kamano Masaru, Konishi Tomoya, Zheng Tao

UV-LED
E.coli
Serilization

13-a

161

10:44– 10:50

Break

(10:50–12:14) (Chair: Ito Mikio, Tanifuji Naoki)

10:50– 11:02

O09

Manufacturing of Akita white charcoal and the effective utilization

(OdateHomeih) *Iwabuchi Hikari, *Hatakeyama Aoi, Kudo Fumie, Nishine Naoya, *Akashi Mao, *Yamaguchi Haruka, Manta Miu, Abe Yoshihito

Akita white charcoal
Adsorbent
Emergency fuel

13-d

353

11:02– 11:14

O10

How to use pumice stone ~Effect of pumice stone in Fukutokuokanoba on plants

(Nagaoka H.S.) *Koyama Kano, *Seki Tsubasa, *Tanaka Nanako

pumice
water retention
drainage

13-f

11:14– 11:26

O11

Preparation of biodegradable spoons using soy milk

(H.Tamashima) *Ikeda N, *Aiki R, *Kurose K, *Matsumoto Y

Soy milk
Biodegradable Plastics
Soy protein

13-f

286

11:26– 11:38

O12

Investigation of catalysts on chemical recycling of waste plastics using metal oxides

(Tokyo U. Sci.) *Kiyosugi Ayumiko, (Taiyo Koko) Yoshinaga Hideo, (Tokyo U. Sci.) Murakami Yuya, Matsukawa Hiroaki, Otake Katsuto, Shono Atsushi

Waste plastic
Chemical recycle
Metal catalyst

13-e

247

11:38– 11:50

O13

The research of dyeing plastic -influence of ultraviolet rays-

(Kozu H.S.) Nishimura Kokoro

plastic
dyeing
discernment

13-f

11:50– 12:02

O14

Development of composite inorganic ion exchangers for waste treatment

(NIT Tsuruoka) *Iwasaki Aoi, Ito Shinko, Abe Tatsuo

ion exchange
radioactive waste
nuclear decommissioning

13-i

379

12:02– 13:00

Lunch break

(13:00–14:12) (Chair: Shoji Ryo, Riya Shohei)

13:00– 13:12

O20

Bioassay sensor using electroactive substances and lipid bilayers

(NIT Wakayama) *Kimori N., Itogawa S., Morita S.

Bioassay
lipid bilayer
Electrochemical analysis

13-c

198

13:12– 13:24

O21

Measurement of atmospheric nitrogen dioxide and ozone concentration

(Kozu H.S.) *Yamaguchi Soraki, *Fukui Tatsuya, *Numazawa Sana, Hirayasu Takato, Takemoto Tsukino, Sogi Yamato, Nakamura Kousinn, Fujimura Naoya

ozone
nitrogen dioxide
atmosphere

13-f

13:24– 13:36

O22

Experimental investigation and simulation for CO₂ and CH₄ mixed gas separation properties of semiclathrate hydrates

(Public U. Corporation Toyama Pref. University) *Maesaka K., Ikeda K., Miyamoto H., (Nat. Res. and Development Agency The Nat. Inst. Adv. Ind. Sci. and Tech.) Muromachi S., (Applied Thermodynamics and Physical Properties Company, Limited) Oba S.

hydrates
CCS
gas solution

13-g

213

13:36– 13:48

O23

Relationship between CO2 solubility and neutralization reaction ~Approaching ocean acidification~

(Matsuyamachuo H.S.) *Ohara Ryuya, *Kawashima Taiki, *Shiraishi Toshimune, Shimoda Ai

carbon dioxide
Solubility of gases
Ocean acidification

13-g

141

13:48– 14:00

O24

Conditions for generating diamond dust

(Nirasaki H.S.) *Maeshima R., *Imafuku S.

diamond
conditions
generating

13-i

14:00– 14:12

O25

Influence of oil diameter distribution in aerated water on microbial activity of BOD seed

(U. Hyogo) *Yagi R., Ito K., (AIENCE) Hayashi H., Yoshida N., (U. Hyogo) Taguchi S., Yamamoto T., Maeda K.

Waste water containing oil
Aerator
activated sludge method

13-b

14:12– 14:20

Break