Motohiro Kasuya

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Komazawa University

Japan

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Motohiro Kasuya is a Professor at Komatsu University in Japan. His research interests include quantitative sensing of ions in aqueous solutions, the characterization of functional materials, and the study of emulsification processes. He has contributed to various fields through recent publications focusing on ion detection methods, magnetic properties of alloys, and protein nucleation dynamics.

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Shunsuke Tomita

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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

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Hitoshi Kasai

Tohoku University

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Articles (10)

Quantitative Sensing of Na<sup>+</sup> and K<sup>+</sup> Ions in Aqueous Solutions Using Multi-wavelength NIR Spectroscopy

Characterization of Anisotropic Properties of Functional Iron Alloy Sheets,機能性鉄合金板の異方的な物性の評価

Kinetic description of water transport during spontaneous emulsification induced by Span 80

Sensitivity-improved blocking agent-free fluorescence polarization assay through surface modification using polyethylene glycol

Sensitive and simple multi-ion detection using organic nanocrystal enrichment in paper analytical devices

Detection of Fibril Nucleation in Micrometer-Sized Protein Condensates and Suppression of Sup35NM Fibril Nucleation by Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation

Cold Workability and Magnetic Properties of FeCo-V Alloys with the Addition of a Small Amount of Al

Rapid determination of domoic acid in seafood by fluorescence polarization immunoassay using a portable analyzer

Disproportionation Phenomenon at the Silica Interface of Propylene Carbonate–1,2-Dimethoxyethane Binary Solvent Containing Lithium Perchlorate

Characterization of Aluminum Oxide Thin Films Formed on Surfaces of FeCo-V Alloys by Annealing under a Low Partial Pressure of Oxygen

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Akihide Hibara

Kazue Kurihara

Minoru Mizuhata

Yoshitaka Koseki

Eri Chatani

Shunsuke Tomita

Hitoshi Kasai

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