Student poster presentation award is given for the students who make excellent poster presentation. Invited lectures will be a referee. Award ceremony will be held in the closing remarks on September 7.

PP 01 Kouta Takahashi, Nihon University

CO₂ Solubilities in ether functionalized phosphonium-based ionic liquids at 313.15 K

PP 07 Soma Sato, Tohoku University

Measurement and correlation of vapor-liquid distribution coefficients of flavonoids in supercritical carbon dioxide-ethanol-water systems

PP 11 Jin Shimada, National Institute of Technology, Wakayama Collage

Phase equilibrium relations of semiclathrate hydrates based on tetra-n-butylphosphonium formate, acetate, propionate and lactate

PP 19 Shiho Isono, Tokyo University of Science

Effect of solid co-solvent addition on the glass transition temperature of pharmaceutical excipients under high pressure carbon dioxide

PP 22 Tomoka Shida, Tohoku University

Measurement and modeling of infinite dilution activity coefficients for organic compounds in ionic liquid mixtures ([Bmim]Cl_0.50[Tf₂N]_0.50)

PP 30 Nahoko Kuroki, Ochanomizu University

Designing ionic liquids for efficient CO₂ capture: A materials informatics study

PP 33 Yuya Murakami, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Oil phase swelling and extraction mechanism during supercritical fluid emulsion extraction via phase behavior observation

PP 35 Nattanai Kunanusont, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Effect of gases and discharge product solubility inside cathode toward the advantages of ionic liquid in Li-O₂/CO₂ battery

PP 37 Yingquan Hao, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Solvent polarity of alcohol and DBU mixtures switched by CO₂

PP 47 Ding Dengpei, Nihon University

Extraction of active ingredients from Magnoliae Cortex using supercritical carbon dioxide

PP 53 Peany Houng, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Utilization of micro-mixing technique containing supercritical CO₂-water fluids for extraction of ferulic acid from the aqueous solution

PP 55 Chanwit Apibanborirak, The University of Tokyo

Investigation and improvement of the structure stability of H-ZSM-5 in sub- and supercritical water

PP 61 Ryosuke Yamashita, Kansai University

Modified Hansen solubility sphere method based on solid reference materials

PP 65 Jonas Karl Christopher N. Agutaya, Kumamoto University

Insights into the mechanism of the acid-catalyzed hydrolysis of hesperidin using quantum chemical calculations