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Poster Presentation Time Room P Poster Presentation Time Event Hall Booth No. 001 002 003 004 005 …… 141 142 Day Time 9:30- 9:40 9:40-10:00 10:00-10:40 a May 10:40-11:20 b 1P 11:20-11:30 28 12:30-12:40 Wed. 12:40-13:00 13:00-13:40 c 13:40-14:20 d 29 2P 14:20-14:30 Thu. 14:30-14:40 14:40-15:00 15:00-15:40 e Presentation Time 30 15:40-16:20 f Fri. 3P 16:20-16:30 Mounting & Removing Time 16:30-16:40 16:40-17:00 Display Time 17:00-17:40 g 17:40-18:20 h 18:20-18:30 Wed. May 28 Presentation Time <a = 10:00~10:40> <b = 10:40~11:20> POLYMER CHEMISTRY: SYNTHESIS AND REACTIONS 1Pa001 Synthesis of aromatic polyketone containing alicyclic units derived from ω,ω'-bis(2- methoxyphenyl)arenes Yasuaki Saito,Ayumu Katada,Katsuya Maeyama ................................................. 691 1Pb002 Synthesis of Poly(arylene vinylene)s by Polycondensation of Bisdiazoacetates Takaaki Moriya,Hiroaki Shimomoto,Tomomichi Itoh,Eiji Ihara ............................. 693 1Pa003 Evaluation of reactivity of five-membered heterocyclic compounds in polycondensation via direct arylation Yamato Shimizu,Yuta Nohara,Junpei Kuwabara,Takaki Kanbara ........................ 695 1Pb004 Synthesis of Poly(borosiloxane) by Dehydrocoupling Polymerization of Bifunctional Silanol with Mesitylborane Puhup Puneet,Raman Vedarajan,Noriyoshi Matsumi ........................................... 697 1Pa005 Synthesis of block copolymers of poly(p-phenylenevinylene) and polythiophene by means of generation of Pd-macroinitiator. Takeshi SANO,Masataka NOJIMA,Yoshihiro OHTA,Tsutomu YOKOZAWA ............ 699 1Pb006 Synthesis of Cyano-substituted Poly(p-phenylenevinylene) by Chain-Growth Condensation Polymerization through Substituent effect Takanobu TAKATSUJI,Kyohei NOBUTA,Masataka NOJIMA,Yoshihiro OHTA,Tsutomu YOKOZAWA ........................................................................................................ 701 1Pa007 Synthesis and properties of poly(4,5-diazadibenzofulvene) having a π-stacked structure Tsunemitsu Abe,Yasuhito Koyama,Tamaki Nakano ............................................. 703 1Pb008 Polymerization of electron-deficient monomer using zincate complex EISUKE GOTO,MITSURU UEDA,HIDEHARU MORI,TOMOYA HIGASHIHARA ....... 705 1Pa009 Oxidative Coupling Copolymerization of 2,6-Dimethylphenol Derivatives Shigeyuki IWAI,Hidekazu KUBO,Kohya NAGURA,Yasuhiro MURAKI,Shigeki HABAUE,Yasuhiro TSUTSUI ............................................................................... 707 1Pb010 Oxidative Coupling Copolymerization of Dihydroxynaphthalene Derivatives Ryosuke ITO,Masato TANII,Yohei HAYASHI,Shigeki HABAUE .............................. 709 1Pa011 Synthesis and structure of conjugated polymers having 1,10-phenanthroline units in the main chain Weixi Yang,Yasuhito Koyama,Tamaki Nakano ..................................................... 711 1Pb012 Synthesis of polyamide and polyester using triazine-based active acyl derivatives Nobufumi Sato,Tatsuya Kaga,Yuji Shibasaki,Yoshiyuki Oishi .............................. 713 1Pa013 Preparation of Polyimidazopyrrolone Needle-like Crystals by Reaction-induced Crystallization during Polymerization Mizuki Anabuki,Shinichi Yamazaki,Kunio Kimura ............................................... 715 1Pb014 Preparation of Helical Ribbons of Poly(oxazole-ester) by Crystallization during Polymerization Takuya Ohnishi,Shinya Yada,Yuko Maki,Shinichi Yamazaki,Kunio Kimura ......... 717 1Pa015 Synthesized of polyureas from aliphatic diamines and carbon dioxide using ionic liquids as catalysts Masaru Yoneyama,Hiroki Hashidume ................................................................. 719 1Pb016 Synthesis and properties of liquid crystalline aliphatic-aromatic polyimides with ester groups Kouki Morino,Yuji Shibasaki,Yoshiyuki Oishi ...................................................... 721 1Pa017 Microwave-assisted screening of titanium-based solid catalyst for polyester synthesis Takuya Hamamoto,Takayuki Moroyose,Toshiaki Taniike ..................................... 723 1Pb018 Thermal Characterization of Poly(mandelic acid)s Obtained by Direct Polycondensation Using Onium Salt Catalysts Takahiro Hiura,Miyuki Oshimura,Akinori Saito,Makoto Fukuoka,Yusuke Henmi,Hikaru Momose,Tomohiro Hirano,Koichi Ute ............................................ 725 1Pa019 Control of polycondensation of α- and β-amino acids by continuous monomer addition method Hikaru Tokunaga,Mime Kobayashi,Kayo Terada,Tsuyoshi Ando,Masao Tanihara . 727 1Pb020 Design and synthesis of novel degradable polyelectrolyte Ryuichi Hiraoka,Yuichi Funasaki,Tatsuo Maruyama ........................................... 729 1Pa021 Polyaddition between bisoxazines and dicarboxylic acids : new polyaddition reaction via oxazinium carboxylate Kento Kakiuchi,Tomomi Mitsukawa,Naoko Hishida,Masatoshi Miyamoto ............. 731 1Pb022 Investigation on the reaction of isocyanate with water in moisture-cure polyurethanes Kiyotsugu Asai,Kazunori Kizuka,Shin-ichi Inoue,Yuzo Ishigaki ............................ 733 POLYMER PHYSICS: STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES 1Pb024 Dissipative structure after drying of hectorite aqueous suspensions mixed with Chinese black ink Ayae Nomura,Saya Futamura,Hiroshi Kimura,Akira Tsuchida,Keiichi Kurosaka 1159 1Pa025 Segregation Effects of Colloidal Systems Akira Tsuchida,Hiroshi Kimura,Tsuneo Okubo .................................................. 1161 1Pb026 Controlling drying patterns of colloidal dispersions by non-equilibrium conditions Sada-atsu Mukai,Yoshihide Hashimoto,Yoshiro Tahara,Shin-ichi Sawada,Kazunari Akiyoshi ........................................................................................................... 1163 1Pa027 Colloidal crystallization of PMMA particles by an electrophoretic deposition method Hiroki Yoshida,Tetsuya Tanigami,Yusuke Araki ................................................. 1165 1Pb028 Colloidal crystallization of polystyrene particles by an electrophoretic deposition method Akane Hitomi,Tetsuya Tanigami,Yusuke Araki,Yusuke Higuchi ......................... 1167 1Pa029 Impact of microgel structures on adsorption at the air/water interface Koji Horigome,Masaki Murai,Daisuke Suzuki .................................................... 1169 1Pb030 Internal structure of ruthenium tris(2,2'-bipyridine)-immobilized microgels investigated by small-angle X-ray scattering Shusuke Matsui,Yasuhisa Nagase,Yoshitaka Umeda,Kosuke Okeyoshi,Ryo Yoshida,Takaaki Sato,Daisuke Suzuki .............................................................. 1171 1Pa031 Free-standing Topological Array of Connected-Janus Particle Fabricated by Wrinkle Pattern Yoshiyuki Mochizuki,Hiroshi Endo,Takeshi Kawai ............................................. 1173 1Pb032 Seed-free Synthesis of ZnO Nanowire Arrays on Wrinkle Surface Hiroshi Endo,Takayuki Iijima,Kazuki Kamesaki,Takeshi Kawai.......................... 1175 1Pa033 β-Phase Transformation of Poly(Vinylidene Fluoride) Nanospheres and their Colloidal Crystallization Daichi Okada,Hideki Kaneko,Katsuhiro Kato,Yohei Yamamoto .......................... 1177 1Pb034 Non-spherical polymer particles prepared by dispersion polymerization of liquid crystalline monomer Tomomichi Itoh,Tetsuo Tamamitsu,Hiroaki Shimomoto,Eiji Ihara ...................... 1179 1Pa035 The preparation of silica particles-polymer composite particles by using self-organized precipitation method Hiroki Sato,Masaaki Kanahara,Yuta Saito,Takeshi Higuchi,Hiroshi Yabu ........... 1181 1Pb036 Fabrication of underwater bubble repellent surfaces on the inner surfaces of tubes Jun Kamei,Hiroya Abe,Yuta Saito,Hiroshi Yabu ................................................. 1183 1Pa037 Preparation of polymer Janus particles with pigments and magnetic nanoparticles selectively introduced in each hemisphere and evaluation of alignment responding to external magnetic fields in a porous matrix Hiroyuki Ohshima,Masaaki Kanahara,Yuta Saito,Takeshi Higuchi,Hiroshi Yabu 1185 1Pb038 Fabrication of monodisperse polydopamine black particles and their use as a structural color material Michinari Kohri,Yuri Nannichi,Tatsuo Taniguchi,Keiki Kishikawa ...................... 1187 1Pa039 Preparation of polymer particles from nanoemulsions obtained by phase inversion temperature method Yusuke Sasaki,Masakatsu Kasuya,Michinari Kohri,Tatsuo Taniguchi,Keiki Kishikawa ........................................................................................................................ 1189 1Pb040 Interfacial properties of core-shell polystyrene latex particle-monolayers spread at the air-water interface in the presence of a crosslink agent Hiroki Asao,Masami Kawaguchi ........................................................................ 1191 1Pa041 Confined Morphology of Microphase Separation Structure by Subfemt Ink Jet Processing Atsushi Hirakawa,Mitsuo Hara,Shusaku Nagano,Takahiro Seki......................... 1193 1Pb042 Fusion Behavior of Polymer Nanocapsules Bearing Different Film Composition. Kiyotaka Inada,Kenta Kondo,Toshiyuki Kida,Mitsuru Akashi ............................. 1195 1Pa043 One-step synthesis of rattle-like capsules via suspension polymerization TOYOKO SUZUKI,AYUMI OSUMI,HIDETO MINAMI............................................ 1197 1Pb044 Synthesis of disc-type particles grafted with concentrated polymer brush Ryuji Shikuri,Kohji Ohno,Yoshinobu Tsujii ....................................................... 1199 1Pa045 Surface synthesis of sub-1nm graphene nanoribbons by novel chemical vapor deposition Maki Yano,Yoshitaka Hirano,Takahiro Kojima,Takahiro Nakae,Hiroshi
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