Environmental Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
Analytical chemistry for monitoring the environment
The conventional methods used to analyze environmental pollutants such as dioxins and hormone-disrupting chemicals are generally complicated and time-consuming. Another drawback is that samples of environmental pollutants have to be taken to a laboratory for analysis. However, a chemical sensor provides a simple way to measure the concentration of environmental pollutants by dipping the sensor into a sample solution. Our laboratory studies mainly concern the development of highly sensitive chemical sensors to rapidly and easily analyze environmental pollutants.
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Affiliation
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Applied Chemistry
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Faculty Name
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MASADOME, Takashi |
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Academic Society
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The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry The Chemical Society of Japan Japan Society on Water Environment |
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Keyword
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Chemistry, Environment analysis, Sensors |
Study Fields
Chemistry
Applied chemistry
Environmental engineering
Biological engineering
Materials science and engineering
For Society
The microchemical analysis system that uses chemical sensors can be utilized for analyzing environmental and bio-related substances. It is an eco-friendly method of analysis because it requires small amounts of samples and discharges small amounts of waste liquids.
Research Themes
- Development of highly sensitive methods to easily and swiftly analyze environmental pollutants