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Advanced Environmental Measurement Chemistry Lab
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The lab explores environmental measurement chemistry through methods such as mass spectrometry.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring chemistry that measures the environment through mass spectrometry.
The Advanced Environmental Measurement Chemistry Lab works in the fields of environmental measurement chemistry, microbeam analysis, microscale materials analysis, and mass spectrometry.
The mass spectrometer that the lab developed, equipped with an ion attachment ionization option unit, began operating in June 2024 and is available for demonstration measurements.
The lab belongs to the Division of Natural Environment and Information of the Faculty of Environment and Information Sciences, the Department of Artificial Environment of the Graduate School of Environment and Information Sciences, and the Chemistry Education Program of the Department of Chemistry and Life Science in the Faculty of Engineering Science at Yokohama National University.
The lab accepts inquiries and visits at any time, and asks that you first contact it by email.
Key terms
- Mass spectrometry
- An analytical method that ionizes a substance and identifies its components from differences in mass
- Microbeam analysis
- A technique that analyzes a very small area by directing a finely focused beam onto it
ResearchResearch themes
The Advanced Environmental Measurement Chemistry Lab works in the fields of environmental measurement chemistry, microbeam analysis, microscale materials analysis, and mass spectrometry. In mass spectrometry, the lab has developed an instrument equipped with an ion attachment ionization option unit and has started operating it.
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The members of the Advanced Environmental Measurement Chemistry Lab are faculty, master's students, and undergraduate students.
- Associate ProfessorMakiko Fujii
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