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Sakai Lab
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The lab studies synthetic organic chemistry and organometallic chemistry.
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Studying organic synthesis and organometallic chemistry
The Sakai Lab conducts research in synthetic organic chemistry and organometallic chemistry.
Its research fields are organic chemistry (organometallic chemistry) and synthetic chemistry (synthetic organic chemistry).
The faculty members are Professor Norio Sakai and Assistant Professor Kento Ishida.
Key terms
- Synthetic organic chemistry
- The field of making compounds with a carbon backbone by combining chemical reactions
- Organometallic chemistry
- The field that studies the properties and reactions of compounds in which carbon is bonded to a metal
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The lab conducts research in synthetic organic chemistry and organometallic chemistry. Assistant Professor Ishida's research background includes the development of organic synthetic reactions.
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- ProfessorNorio Sakai
- Assistant ProfessorKento Ishida
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