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Chemical modification of chitosan. Part 15: Synthesis of novel chitosan derivatives by substitution of hydrophilic amine using N-carboxyethylchitosan ethyl ester as an intermediate by Sashiwa, Hitoshi, Kawasaki, Norioki, Nakayama, Atsuyoshi, Muraki, Einosuke, Yajima, Hirofumi, Yamamori, Naoki, Ichinose, Yoshifumi, Sunamoto, Junzo, Aiba, Sei-ichi

“…The Michael type reaction of chitosan with ethyl acrylate has been investigated. Although this reaction was quite slow in the case of chitosan, the reiteration…”
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Experimental demonstration of intensity-modulation/direct-detection secret key distribution by Yamamori, Naoki, Inoue, Kyo

“…Quantum key distribution, that transmits single-photons or strongly attenuated coherent light, has been studied for secret-key cryptography. This paper…”
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Chemical Modification of Chitosan, 17 by Sashiwa, Hitoshi, Yamamori, Naoki, Ichinose, Yoshifumi, Sunamoto, Junzo, Aiba, Sei-ichi

“…The Michael reaction of chitosan with acrylic acid was carried out successfully, even in water alone as the reaction medium. As a consequence of its good…”
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Michael Reaction of Chitosan with Various Acryl Reagents in Water by Sashiwa, Hitoshi, Yamamori, Naoki, Ichinose, Yoshifumi, Sunamoto, Junzo, Aiba, Sei-ichi

“…A Michael reaction of chitosan was conducted in water containing acetic acid with various acryl reagents. The degree of substitution could be controlled by…”
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Chemical modification of chitosan, 17 Michael reaction of chitosan with acrylic acid in water by SASHIWA, Hitoshi, YAMAMORI, Naoki, ICHINOSE, Yoshifumi, SUNAMOTO, Junzo, AIBA, Sei-Ichi

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Hole drift mobility in dimer model compounds of poly(N-vinylcarbazole) dispersed in a polymer binder by YOKOYAMA, M, AKIYAMA, K, YAMAMORI, N, MIKAWA, H, KUSABAYASHI, S

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Polymer film produced by a marine bacterium by Hayase, Nobuki, Sogabe, Tomoko, Itou, Rikako, Yamamori, Naoki, Sunamoto, Junzo

“…Biojelly® is a sort of polymer that is formed on a cellulose acetate membrane immersed in seawater. Interestingly, Biojelly® inhibits attachment of marine…”
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