Tatsuya Kon

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Kyushu University

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Tatsuya Kon is an assistant professor at Kyushu University in Japan. His research areas include the synthesis and characterization of metal powders, catalytic processes for methanol decomposition, and modeling of gas flow in packed beds. Recent articles authored by Professor Kon explore topics such as the coercivity of Fe–Mn powders, the activity of Cu–ZnO catalysts, and the effects of iron ore in biomass gasification.

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2020

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Tohoku University

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Coercivity of Fe–Mn powders prepared through hydrogen reduction of wet-process-synthesized oxide powders

A new method for synthesizing co-precipitated Cu–ZnO catalyst and its activity for methanol decomposition at high temperature

State of doped Mn in Fe–Mn soft magnetic powders fabricated by wet process and hydrogen reduction

Detailed modelling of packed-bed gas clogging due to thermal-softening of iron ore by Eulerian–Lagrangian approach

Numerical study of binary trickle flow of liquid iron and molten slag in coke bed by smoothed particle hydrodynamics

The effects of iron ore during gasification of woody biomass,木質バイオマスガス化における鉄鉱石共存の効果

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Shingo Ishihara

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