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Setsuo Higashi

Nihon University

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The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1977

Studies on Soluble Elements and Solubility of Dental Cement (1)

Misaki Anzai; Hideharu Hirose; Hisaji Kikuchi; Tomonori Goto; Fukumatsu Azuma; Setsuo Higashi

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1977

Stud'es on Soluble Elements gnd Solubility of Dental Cement (II)

Misaki Anzai; Hisaji Kikuchi; Hideharu Hirose; Naoshi Tomokiyo; Yoichi Yamaguchi; Setsuo Higashi

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1975

Studies on Dimensional and Weight Changes of Carboxylate Cement in Water (37°C)

Misaki Anzai; Iwao Akasaka; Takaaki Kinoshita; Naotomo Ishibe; Naoshi Tomokiyo; Setsuo Higashi

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1972

Studies on water-settable cement. 11. Preparatory experiments on water-settable phosphate cement and properties of water-settable primary calcium phosphate.

Setsuo Higashi; Yamada I; Satomura A; Misaki Anzai; Nishijima K

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1969

Studies on the Water-settable Cement

Setsuo Higashi; Morimoto K; Kozo Horie; Misaki Anzai; Masao Toriumi; Rokuro Yamamoto; Taro Ozaki; Satomura A

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1967

Studies on the water-settable cement. 3. Further examination of the setting mechanism of currently available zinc phosphate cement. II.

Setsuo Higashi; Morimoto K; Satomura A; Ida K; Shimojo T

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1975

Studies on Basic Properties of the Bis (eugenolato) -Zinc (II)

Misaki Anzai; Toshiaki Nakano; Takesuke Dotsu; Tadao Hasui; Koji Kono; Kenzo Watanabe; Setsuo Higashi

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1972

Studies on rubber base impression materials. XXIX. Discussions on the setting mechanism of polysulfide rubber as the dental impression material, chiefly viewed from the variations of viscosity and molecular weight. 9. Dynamic properties of formed polysulfide rubber. I.

Setsuo Higashi; Shuji Yasuda; Kiyosato Hiroi; Nobuaki Ogawa; Hisashi Takamatsu

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1972

Studies on Rubber Base Impression Materials (Part XXXI) Discussions on the Setting Mechanism of Polysulfide Rubber, Chiefly viewed from the Variations of Viscosity and Molecular Weight

Setsuo Higashi; Shuji Yasuda; Keiichi Uchida; Kuniaki Nishijima; Masaaki Kubo; Rokurou Kawakami; Saburo Fuke

The Journal of Nihon University School of Dentistry | 1972

Studies on Rubber Base Impression Materials (Part XXIX) Discussions on the Setting Mechanism of Polysulfide Rubber as the Dental Impression Material, Chiefly Viewed from the Variations of Viscosity and Molecular Weight

Setsuo Higashi; Shuji Yasuda; Kiyosato Hiroi; Nobuaki Ogawa; Hisashi Takamatsu; Yoshimi Mimura; Shigeji Miyasaka

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Shuji Yasuda

Nihon University

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Misaki Anzai

Nihon University

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Kozo Horie

Nihon University

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Satomura A

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

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Morimoto K

Nihon University

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Hisashi Takamatsu

Nihon University

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Kiyosato Hiroi

Nihon University

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Nobuaki Ogawa

Nihon University

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Hiroshi Kobayashi

Nihon University

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Yoshimi Mimura

Nihon University

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