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Materials Electrochemistry Lab
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Recycling processes for metallic materials and recovery of valuable metals from waste; creation of functional material surfaces using soft aqueous solution chemistry. Also covers detoxification of waste containing hazardous substances and selective recovery of toxic substances and valuable resources from wastewater, centered on electrochemistry, surface treatment, and resource recycling
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- Professor市野 良一
- Associate Professor松宮 弘明
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