SCEJ 80th Annual Meeting (Tokyo, 2015): Hall and day program

`SCEJ 80th Annual Meeting (Tokyo, 2015)`

Hall and day program

Hall V

Most recent update: 2015-03-05 09:42:37

Day 2
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Chemical Industry Technology Forum <Creation and Principle of Nanofluid Science>
(9:00–10:20) (Chair: Adschiri M.)
9:00– 9:20	V201	Preparation of Copper Fine Particles for Low Temperature Sintering and Sintering Proecss (Hokkaido U.) *Yonezawa Tetsu, Tsukamoto Hiroki, Matsubara Hiroki	$BF$B%J%N%U%k%$%I(B $BDc29>F7k(B	F-1	66
9:20– 9:40	V202	Preparation of Ag nanoparticles based on polyol process and application (Osaka U.) *Jiu jinting, Zhang Hao, Koga Shunsuke, Nagao Shijio, Sugahara Tohoru, Suganuma Katsuaki	Ag nanoparticles preparation polyol process	F-1	606
9:40– 10:00	V203	Liquid Phase SYnthesis of Transparent Conductive Oxide Nanoparticles with Low Resistivity and their Application to Nano-fluids (Tohoku U.) *Kanie K., Muramatsu A.	Transparent Conductive Oxide Nanoparticle Liquid Phase Synthesis	F-1	582
10:00– 10:20	V204	Supercritical hydrothermal synthesis of organic modified nanoparticles by flow reactors (ITEC) Iida Masayasu	supercritical water flow reactor nanoparticles	F-1	690
(10:20–12:00) (Chair: Muramatsu A.)
10:20– 10:40	V205	Development of Nanofluids with Ionic Liquids (NAIST) *Nakashima Takuya, Kawai Tsuyoshi	nanoparticle ionic liquid interface	F-1	93
10:40– 11:00	V206	Surface modification toward fabrication of dense suspensions with various combinations of particle species and solvents (Yokohama Nat. U.) *Iijima M., Okamura N., Tsutsumi T., Morita S., Tatami J.	Nanoparticle Surface modification Suspension stability	F-1	625
11:00– 11:20	V207	Numerical modeling of self-propelled particles:Pseudo-phonon like behavior of collective motion (Kyoto U.) *Oyama Norihiro, Molina John, Yamamoto Ryoichi	Squirmer Model dynamic structure factor collective motion	F-1	611
11:20– 11:40	V208	Numerical investigation of the relationship between thermal fluctuation and flow field by using Landau-Lifshitz Navier Stokes equation (Osaka U.) *Yamamoto T., Okano Y.	Thermal fluctuation Landau-Lifshitz Navier Stokes equation Fluid dynamics	F-1	388
11:40– 12:00	V209	Development of a continuous process for floccurated nanoparticle re-dispersion under high shear stress (Tohoku U.) *Aoki Nobuaki, Miyatake Tomoki, Obuse Kiori, Kobayashi Miki, Adschiri Tadafumi	Nanoparticle re-dispersion High shear stress Floccurated nanoparticle	F-1	276
(13:00–14:20) (Chair: Takami S.)
13:00– 13:20	V213	Acid-base interaction between particles and polymers and dipsersion behavior in organic solvents (Kobayashi) Kobayashi T.		F-1	910
13:20– 13:40	V214	Effect of Solvent on Classification Property of ZnS Nanoparticles by Size-Selective Precipitation Method (Doshisha U.) *Mori Yasushige, Yamamoto Kyoko, Tsuchiya Katsumi	Size-selective precipitation Zinc Sulfide nanoparticles Particle size distribution	F-1	497
13:40– 14:00	V215	Size-selective separation of particles in suspensions with ultrasonic atomization (Nagoya U.) Nii S.	ultrasonic atomization suspension particle separation	F-1	703
14:00– 14:20	V216	Order Formation of Colloidal Particles by Convective Self-Assembly (Kyoto U.) *Miyahara Minoru, Watanabe Satoshi	Convective Self-Assembly Meniscus Patterned Structures	F-1	516
(14:20–16:00) (Chair: Kanie K.)
14:20– 14:40	V217	Study of Influential Factors in Formation of Silver Nanowire Percolation Network Fablicated by Coating Processes. (Utsunomiya U.) *Sato M., Terasaki N., Saito S., Furusawa T., Suzuki N.	Silver Nanowire Transparent Conductive Film Coating Process	F-1	898
14:40– 15:00	V218	Stress oscillation mode in particle-polymer suspensions (Kyutech) Jang E., *Yamamura M.	suspension shear stress oscillation	F-1	393
15:00– 15:20	V219	Properties and application of nanofluid comprising surface-modified metal oxide nanoparticles (Tohoku U.) *Takami S., Aida T., Sato M., Suzuki A., Aoki N., Hojo D., Adschiri T.	surface modification metal oxide nanoparticles viscosity	F-1	542
15:20– 15:40	V220	Formation of organic nano particle in liquid-droplet flow by supercritical anti-solvent method (Nagoya U.) *Goto M., Nerome H., Tsareva N., (ITS) Machmudah S., (Nagoya U.) Wahyudiono , (Nagoya U./JST) Kanda H.	Supercritical SEDS Nanoparticle	F-1	637
15:40– 16:00	V221	Development of high-strength resin material by the use of talc with mechanochemical surface treatment (SUMITOMO BAKELITE) *Ando Keisuke, Motokawa Toshiyuki, Nakano Shogo, Kawaguti Tatumi, (U. Shizuoka) Sakaguchi Masato	Surface modification high strength resin mechanochemical	F-1	706
(16:00–17:00) (Chair: Adschiri M., Muramatsu A.)
16:00– 16:20	V222	Expectations of nano-fluid in the coating process by supercritical carbon dioxide (KAMI Electronic Ind. CO.,LTD) *Hayasaka Noriaki, Yukishita Katsuzou, (Tohoku U. NICHe) Suzuki Akira	nano-fluid supercritical carbon dioxide the coating process	F-1	696
16:20– 16:40	V223	Technical issue and expectations of nano-fluid in the paint application (ATOMIX) *Kunou Isao, (Tohoku U.) Suzuki Akira	hard coating market	F-1	822
16:40– 17:00		General discussion
Day 3
Time	Paper ID	Title / Authors	Keywords	Topic code	Ack. number
Supercritical fluid
(9:20–10:20) (Chair: Shimanouchi T.)
9:20– 9:40	V302	Photocatalytic reduction of CO₂ in supercritical water/CO₂ binary mixture (Osaka City U.) *Kometani N., Chikada M.	photocatalysis CO2 reduction supercritical fluid	8-d	267
9:40– 10:00	V303	High-pressure hydrogen production from formic acid in aqueous solution (AIST) *Iguchi Masayuki, Masanka Yuichi, Himeda Yuichiro, Kawanami Hajime	Hydrogen Formic acid Catalyst	8-d	494
10:00– 10:20	V304	Hydrolysis of N-substituted amides in hot compressed water using solid catalyst (U. Tokyo) *Akizuki M., Oshima Y.	Hot compressed water Solid catalyst N-substituted amide	8-d	415
10:20– 10:40		Break
(10:40–12:00) (Chair: Iguchi M.)
10:40– 11:00	V306	Behavior of supercritical water oxidation and effect of nozzle in a large reactor (Ricoh/Shizuoka U.) *Suzuki S., (Ricoh) Shinohara S., Zama Y., Aoki M., Hayakawa K., (KCPC) Ikeda H., (Shizuoka U.) Okajima I., Sako T.	Supercritical water oxidation Nozzle pilot plant	8-f	867
11:00– 11:20	V307	Diverse reactivity of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (HMF) using Pd catalyst in supercritical carbon dioxide (AIST, Tohoku) *Chatterjee M., Ishizaka T., Kawanami H.	supercritical CO2 Pd catalyst HMF	8-f	189
11:20– 11:40	V308	Reaction behavior of various organic compounds under hydrothermal conditions (Kumamoto U.) *Sasaki Mitsuru, Sakai Yuka, Komonguchi Mayo, (Hachinohe NCT) Honma Tetsuo, (Kumamoto U.) Quitain Armando, Kida Tetsuya, (Hiroshima Shudo U.) Kawamura Kunio	$B?eG.H?1~>l(B $BM-5!2=9gJ*(B $BJ,;RJQ49(B	8-f	820
11:40– 12:00	V309	Hydrothermal Liquefaction of Malaysian Oil Palm Biomass (Kumamoto U.) *Quitain Armando, (UTP) Chan Yi Herng, Yusup Suzana, (Kumamoto U.) Sasaki Mitsuru, (UTP) Uemura Yoshimitsu, (Kumamoto U.) Kida Tetsuya	hydrothermal liquefaction palm biomass bio-oil	8-f	776
(13:20–15:00) (Chair: Suzuki S., Kihara S.)
13:20– 13:40	V314	Measurement of adsorption isotherms for metal precursors on mesoporous silica for preparation of supported catalysts by supercritical impregnation method (Tohoku U.) *Shimizu T., Takahashi N., Ushiki I., Ota M., Sato Y., Inomata H.	Supercritical CO2 Mesoporous Silica Adsorption Measurement	8-b	280
13:40– 14:00	V315	Supercritical Fluid Deposition of Conformal Bi₄Ti₃O₁₂ for Ferroelectric Memories (U. Tokyo) *Zhao Yu, Momose Takeshi, Shimogaki Yukihiro	supercritical fluid deposition conformal Bi4Ti3O12	8-e	190
14:00– 14:20	V316	Supercritical hydrothermal synthesis of Ba_1-xSr_xZrO₃ (0≤x≤1) (U. Tokyo) *Yoko A., Oshima Y.	Supercritical water Hydrothermal synthesis Perovskite structure	8-e	385
14:20– 14:40	V317	Synthsis of GaN photocatalyst by ammonothermal method (IMRAM, Tohoku U.) Iwama Yasuji, Tomida Daisuke, Qiao Kun, *Yokoyama Chiaki	GaN photocatalyst ammonothermal	8-e	650
14:40– 15:00	V318	Supercritical carbon dioxide-assisted metal nanoparticle loading to metal-organic frameworks (Kurume NCT) *Matsuyama Kiyoshi, Motomura Momoe, Okuyama Tetsuya, (Toyohashi U.) Muto Hiroyuki	Supercritical CO2 metal organic framework Metal nanoparticle	8-e	343
15:00– 15:20		Break
(15:20–16:40) (Chair: Kong Chang_Yi)
15:20– 15:40	V320	Extraction of essential oil from citrus residue without drying and cell-disruption by liquefied dimethyl ether (Nagoya U.) *Hoshino R., Wahyudiono , (Sepuluh Nopember Inst. Tech.) Machmudah S., (Nagoya U./JST) Kanda H., (Nagoya U.) Goto M.	liquefied dimethyl ether citrus residue dewatering	8-c	316
15:40– 16:00	V321	Development of CNT/Polymer Nanocomposite Using Supercritical Fluids and Shear Fields (Hiroshima U.) *Kihara S., Asada M., Tawara K., Haruki M., Takishima S.	Polymer nanocomposite High pressure mixing carbon nanotube	8-e	401
16:00– 16:20	V322	Effect of the chemical structures of dispersants on the shapes of PMMA particles synthesized in supercritical carbon dioxide (Hiroshima U.) *Haruki M., Kodama Y., Sugawara K., Kihara S., Takishima S.	PMMA dispersion polymerization supercritical carbon dioxide	8-e	382
16:20– 16:40	V323	Production of thin films for organic devices by rapid expansion of supercritical solutions (RESS) using carbon dioxide and their performance evaluation (Shinshu U.) *Uchida H., Fujii T., Takahashi Y.	Supercritical carbon dioxide Thin films RESS	8-e	895

Technical program
SCEJ 80th Annual Meeting (Tokyo, 2015)

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