Oral presentation

[23p-B102-1~8] 8.3 Plasma nanotechnology

Fri. Sep 23, 2022 1:30 PM - 3:45 PM B102 (B102)

Takeshi Kitajima(National Defence Academy), Tsuyohito Ito(Univ. of Tokyo)

△：Presentation by Applicant for JSAP Young Scientists Presentation Award
▲：English Presentation
▼：Both of Above
No Mark：None of Above

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1:30 PM - 1:45 PM

[23p-B102-1] Electric Charging of Feedstock Particles with Electron Emission and Its Influence on Heating Rate of Feedstock Particles for Nanoparticle Synthesis in Pulse-Modulated Induction Thermal Plasmas with Intermittent Feedstock Feeding

〇Yasunori Tanaka¹, Ryudai Furukawa¹, Yurina Nagase¹, Yusuke Nakano¹, Tatsuo Ishijima¹, Shiori Sueyasu², Shu Watanabe², Keitaro Nakamura² (1.Kanazawa Univ., 2.Nisshin Seifun Gr.)

1:45 PM - 2:00 PM

[23p-B102-2] Deposition of RF sputtered Si / C composite films and their application to high-capacity Li ion battery anodes

〇Teruya Yamada¹, Misao Kiga¹, Ryo Hanai¹, Kodai Masumoto¹, Giichiro Uchida^1,2 (1.Meijo Univ., 2.Ene.Inst.Meijo Univ.)

2:00 PM - 2:15 PM

△ [23p-B102-3] Structural characteristics of Si-Fe nanoparticles by Plasma Spray co-condensation and their influences on lithium-ion battery properties

〇(M2)Ritaro Miki¹, Ryoshi Ohta^1,2, Masashi Dougakiuchi³, Kenichi Fukuda³, Makoto Kambara^1,2 (1.Tokyo Univ., 2.Osaka Univ., 3.Shimane Institute for Industrial Tech.)

2:15 PM - 2:30 PM

△ [23p-B102-4] Optimal structure of Si nanoparticles as anode of Li-ion all solid-state batteries for simultaneous attainment of high capacity and high cyclability

〇Takeo Hiraoka¹, Makoto Kambara^1,2, Ryoshi Ohta^1,2, Toshimi Tanaka³, Akira Takeuchi³, Masashi Dougakiuchi⁴, Kenichi Fukuda⁴ (1.Tokyo Univ., 2.Osaka Univ., 3.Takeuchi Electric Co.,Ltd., 4.Shimane Industrial Technology Inst.)

2:45 PM - 3:00 PM

△ [23p-B102-5] Aligned growth of carbon nanowalls by control of ion incident angle

〇(M2)Shintaro Iba¹, Hiroki Kondou², Kenji Ishikawa², Takayoshi Tsutsumi², Mineo Hiramatsu³, Makoto Sekine², Masaru Hori² (1.Nagoya Univ., 2.Nagoya Univ. Center for Low-temperature Plasma Sciences, 3.Meijo Univ.)

3:00 PM - 3:15 PM

[23p-B102-6] Measurement of strengths and fluctuations of electric fields in Ar plasma using a fine particle trapped by optical tweezers (2)

〇KUNIHIRO KAMATAKI¹, Toma Sato¹, Kentaro Tomita², Pan Yiming³, Daisuke Yamashita¹, Naoto Yamashita¹, Takamasa Okumura¹, Naho Itagaki¹, Kazunori Koga^1,4, Masaharu Shiratani¹ (1.Kyushu Univ. ISEE., 2.Hokkaido Univ., 3.Kyushu Univ. IGSES., 4.NINS)

3:15 PM - 3:30 PM

[23p-B102-7] Process pressure dependence in direct-injection chemical vapor synthesis of diamond nano-powder by TiPS/Ar/H₂system

〇(M2)Go Morita¹, Toshihiro Mori¹, Satsuki Ariji¹, Hideo Isshiki¹ (1.dentsuu Univ.)

3:30 PM - 3:45 PM

[23p-B102-8] Mass spectrometry of Ar-diluted ammonia borane plasma for h-BN film formation

〇Takeshi Kitajima¹, Takuya Morihyo¹, Toshiki Nakano¹ (1.Nat. Def. Acad.)

Sessions

8 Plasma Electronics » 8.3 Plasma nanotechnology

[23p-B102-1~8] 8.3 Plasma nanotechnology

[23p-B102-1] Electric Charging of Feedstock Particles with Electron Emission and Its Influence on Heating Rate of Feedstock Particles for Nanoparticle Synthesis in Pulse-Modulated Induction Thermal Plasmas with Intermittent Feedstock Feeding

[23p-B102-2] Deposition of RF sputtered Si / C composite films and their application to high-capacity Li ion battery anodes

△ [23p-B102-3] Structural characteristics of Si-Fe nanoparticles by Plasma Spray co-condensation and their influences on lithium-ion battery properties

△ [23p-B102-4] Optimal structure of Si nanoparticles as anode of Li-ion all solid-state batteries for simultaneous attainment of high capacity and high cyclability

△ [23p-B102-5] Aligned growth of carbon nanowalls by control of ion incident angle

[23p-B102-6] Measurement of strengths and fluctuations of electric fields in Ar plasma using a fine particle trapped by optical tweezers (2)

[23p-B102-7] Process pressure dependence in direct-injection chemical vapor synthesis of diamond nano-powder by TiPS/Ar/H₂system

[23p-B102-8] Mass spectrometry of Ar-diluted ammonia borane plasma for h-BN film formation

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Sessions

8 Plasma Electronics » 8.3 Plasma nanotechnology

[23p-B102-1~8] 8.3 Plasma nanotechnology

[23p-B102-1] Electric Charging of Feedstock Particles with Electron Emission and Its Influence on Heating Rate of Feedstock Particles for Nanoparticle Synthesis in Pulse-Modulated Induction Thermal Plasmas with Intermittent Feedstock Feeding

[23p-B102-2] Deposition of RF sputtered Si / C composite films and their application to high-capacity Li ion battery anodes

△ [23p-B102-3] Structural characteristics of Si-Fe nanoparticles by Plasma Spray co-condensation and their influences on lithium-ion battery properties

△ [23p-B102-4] Optimal structure of Si nanoparticles as anode of Li-ion all solid-state batteries for simultaneous attainment of high capacity and high cyclability

△ [23p-B102-5] Aligned growth of carbon nanowalls by control of ion incident angle

[23p-B102-6] Measurement of strengths and fluctuations of electric fields in Ar plasma using a fine particle trapped by optical tweezers (2)

[23p-B102-7] Process pressure dependence in direct-injection chemical vapor synthesis of diamond nano-powder by TiPS/Ar/H2 system

[23p-B102-8] Mass spectrometry of Ar-diluted ammonia borane plasma for h-BN film formation

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[23p-B102-7] Process pressure dependence in direct-injection chemical vapor synthesis of diamond nano-powder by TiPS/Ar/H₂system