Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.98, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (55 articles)

2 - 2	A vision for chemistry Martinez JG
3 - 3	Phthalates are used as plasticizers in vinyl flooring (vol 49, pg 36, 2020) Rovner S
3 - 3	Chemistry, consumers, and corporations Reingold D
3 - 3	Phthalates are used as plasticizers in vinyl flooring (vol 21, pg 34, 2019) Arnaud CH
4 - 4	Allergic to the lab Boerner LK
5 - 5	Mild route to metal carbides Jacoby M
5 - 5	Mass spec sorts droplets Arnaud C
7 - 7	Synthesis program thinks 1 step ahead Lemonick S
9 - 9	Air pollution levels linked to stroke risk Jia HP
9 - 9	A greener alternative to Wittig Boerner LK
9 - 9	How hydrogen makes steel brittle Jacoby M
10 - 10	n-Lorem launches for custom-made drugs Jarvis LM
10 - 10	Pfizer invests in Effector Therapeutics Cross R
11 - 11	Total, cement firm pursue CO2 capture Bomgardner M
11 - 11	Chinese agchem giant set to emerge Jia HP
12 - 12	ADM buys Brazilian plant extract firm Bomgardner M
12 - 12	Illumina, PacBio part ways McCoy M
12 - 12	WuXi unit adds oligonucleotides Mullin R
12 - 12	Clariant licenses Sunliquid in China Scott A
12 - 13	Evonik touts a carbonylation advance Scott A
12 - 12	Cabot to purchase Chinese nanotube firm Tullo A
12 - 12	Massive ammonia plant moves forward Tullo A
13 - 13	MercachemSyncom acquires Alcami site Mullin R
13 - 13	Sanofi, Nurix pursue protein degradation McCoy M
13 - 13	Deerfield funds first international venture Satyanarayana M
13 - 13	Merck strikes $2.5 billion KRAS deal Satyanarayana M
13 - 13	Elkem buying Chinese silicone maker Scott A
15 - 15	FDA cracks down on flavored e-cigarettes Erickson B
15 - 15	US shift from coal to natural gas saved lives and crops Hogue C
15 - 15	Change needed to increase success of African American physics majors Kemsley J
15 - 15	India's PhD students must study research ethics Venkatasubramanian KV
16 - 19	The chemical revolution Mullin R
20 - 21	C&EN talks with Melissa Denecke, nuclear scientist Peplow M
23 - 23	It's not bragging; it's self-advocacy Heemstra J
26 - 26	Petrochemical buildup will face increased opposition Mullin R
26 - 26	After buildup, US basic chemical sector to hit pause Tullo A
27 - 27	Chemical management will enter the spotlight Hogue C
28 - 28	The coming challenge of green hydrogen Reisch M
28 - 28	Switch to electric vehicles will gain momentum Reisch M
29 - 29	US chemicals to slow on manufacturing, trade woes Bomgardner M
30 - 30	Cautious optimism for China's chemical industry Jia HP
30 - 30	Tension over US research security likely to grow Widener A
31 - 31	Pressured plastics firms will look to recycling Scott A
32 - 32	More slow growth for Mexico Tullo A
32 - 32	Global growth will pick up modestly Tullo A
33 - 33	Food brands and retailers will scrutinize pesticides Bomgardner M, Erickson B
34 - 34	Diagnostics will continue to attract instrument makers Reisch M
34 - 34	Yet another strong year expected for pharma services Mullin R
35 - 35	Tough decisions ahead for US chemical regulators Erickson B
36 - 36	Saudi Aramco: The growing petrochemical giant Tullo A
36 - 36	Boom or bust ahead for cannabidiol in the US? Erickson B
37 - 37	A stall coming for Germany, Europe's engine Scott A
38 - 38	US poised for action on PFAS Hogue C
40 - 41	ACS issues policy statement on workforce-related immigration Wang LD
48 - 48	Elements of Sanskrit Taylor A