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Inorganic Geochemistry Lab (Hiroshi Tsuno)
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The lab investigates how elements behave in the environment by analyzing environmental samples.
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Investigating the speciation and behavior of elements in the environment
In this lab, Associate Professor Hiroshi Tsuno studies the speciation and behavior of elements in the environment.
To understand material cycles on the Earth's surface and the effects of human activity on those cycles, the lab conducts laboratory experiments and analyzes environmental samples.
In the researcher directory, the research keywords are listed as environmental chemistry, geochemistry, analytical chemistry, and inorganic chemistry.
In the Science specialization of the Faculty of Education, students are assigned to a lab in their second year, and a senior thesis presentation is held in the fourth year.
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The lab aims to understand material cycles on the Earth's surface and the effects of human activity on those cycles. Through laboratory experiments and analysis of environmental samples, it examines the speciation and behavior of elements in the environment.
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