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Tokuyama Catalytic Reaction Joint Research Lab
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A joint research lab that studies how to make chemical compounds using catalysts.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring compound synthesis through the power of catalysts
The Tokuyama Catalytic Reaction Joint Research Lab is a joint research lab in the Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Osaka University, and it is also listed as one of the joint research labs in the graduate school's lab introductions.
In the researcher directory, Project Professor Kazushi Mashima lists organometallic chemistry, synthetic organic chemistry, and polymer synthesis, among others, as areas of specialization.
Previously, the professor was affiliated with the Graduate School of Engineering Science, where the professor conducted research as a Professor.
Key terms
- Organometallic chemistry
- A field of chemistry that studies the properties and reactions of compounds in which a metal is bonded to carbon (organometallic compounds)
- Synthetic organic chemistry
- A field of chemistry that studies how to make a target organic compound by combining reactions
ResearchResearch themes
The areas of specialization of Project Professor Kazushi Mashima include organometallic chemistry, synthetic organic chemistry, and polymer synthesis. The researcher directory lists papers on the synthesis of organic compounds using metals as catalysts.
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