Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.73, No.17 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (28 articles)

4 - 4	Halogens in the Atmosphere Fyfe WS, Powell MA
4 - 4	Union-Carbide Recognizes Promising Scientists and Graduate-Students (Vol 73, Pg 39, 1995) Rouhi M
4 - 4	Declining Exam Scores Deal WJ
5 - 5	Women and Minorities Heylin M
6 - 7	Superconductor Milestone - Flexible Tape Carries Record-High Current Dagani R
7 - 8	More Groups Push for Cuts in Federal Research-and-Development Long J
7 - 7	Dramatic Changes Urged in-Training of PhDs Raber L
8 - 9	Jacobs to Succeed Heylin as C-and-en Editor
8 - 8	EPA Told Not to Ban Ethyls Fuel Additive Reisch M
8 - 8	Arizona Enacts State-Law Defying CFC Ban Zurer P
9 - 9	Us Unveils Environmental Technology Strategy Hileman B
10 - 16	NASA Cultivating Basic Technology for Supersonic Passenger Aircraft Zurer PS
20 - 22	Chemical-Industry and Educators Join in Affirmative-Action Debate Peaff G
23 - 23	Interactive Training Aims to Prevent Disaster Kirschner E
23 - 23	Italy Chemical Makers Expect Strong 1995 Layman P
29 - 31	Focus Shifts to Senate After Contract with America Speeds Through House Hileman B, Long JR
31 - 31	Science Educators Urged to Be Politically Active Brennan M
33 - 34	EPA Launches Environmental Leadership Program Hanson D
37 - 40	Advances in Enantioselective Technology Move Across a Broad Front Stinson SC
42 - 42	Improved Organic Transistors, Light-Emitting Devices Developed Dagani R
45 - 46	Advances in Nanoscale Manipulation Made Wilson E
47 - 47	Nanostructured Catalysts Prepared Haggin J
49 - 49	Why Is Chemistry the Forgotten Science Baum R
52 - 53	New Television Science Series May Draw Both Kudos and Arrows Seltzer R
55 - 55	Architecture Critic Praises Acs Building Raber L
71 - 71	Tell Congress What You Think Tarr MA
71 - 71	Teamwork Wont Work Eliason D
71 - 71	Tax Write-Off for Compliance Clapp L