| 4 - 4 |
Suggestive Ester
Berkoff CE |
| 4 - 4 |
Polyoxometalates
Papaconstantinou E |
| 4 - 4 |
Loyalty - A 2-Way Street
Pavlath AE |
| 5 - 5 |
Help Wanted - A Sea-Change
Jacobs M |
| 8 - 8 |
HIV-1 Infection of Cells - 2nd Cofactor Is Chemokine Receptor
Dagani R |
| 9 - 10 |
Holistic Approach to Risk Management Urged
Hanson D |
| 9 - 9 |
Albemarle Head Cook Chosen to Lead Witco
Reisch M |
| 10 - 11 |
Drug Analog May Treat AIDS-Related Diarrhea
Borman S |
| 10 - 10 |
Nanotubes Shown to Be Strong and Flexible
Freemantle M |
| 11 - 11 |
Dupont Chemist Wins Jacqueline-Kennedy-Onassis-Award-for-Public-Service
Schulz W |
| 16 - 18 |
Chemical Trade Surplus Falls in First-Quarter, But Recovery Predicted
Peaff G |
| 19 - 20 |
Industry Group Sees So-So Year in Europe
Layman P |
| 22 - 24 |
Move to Revamp Patent-Law, Patent Office Gains Momentum in-House
Raber LR |
| 24 - 26 |
Delaney Reform at Heart of Pesticide Bill
Hanson D |
| 28 - 29 |
Smithkline-Beechams Atlanta Lab Gears Up for Olympic Drug-Testing
Zurer PS |
| 31 - 31 |
In Scientific Misconduct Cases, Justice Isnt Always Blind
Zurer P |
| 32 - 33 |
Research Universities Face Tough Challenges as Budgets Shrink
Lepkowski W |
| 34 - 36 |
Dreyfus-Foundation Keeps Its Focus on People
Schulz W |
| 38 - 39 |
Facts and Figures for the Chemical-Industry |
| 40 - 46 |
Production Growth Sputtered in Most Sectors |
| 47 - 51 |
Chemicals Set Sales and Earnings Records |
| 52 - 54 |
First Significant Capital-Spending Boost in 5 Years |
| 56 - 61 |
Chemical, Drug Firms Continued Strong |
| 62 - 64 |
Chemical Employment Continues Downward |
| 65 - 65 |
Chemical-Industry Productivity Rose Again |
| 66 - 67 |
Growth Slowed for Big Chemical Markets |
| 68 - 69 |
Us Chemical Trade Was Robust in 1995 |
| 70 - 71 |
Foreign Chemical Industries - Canada |
| 72 - 75 |
In Europe, Strong 3 Quarters Led Industry |
| 76 - 79 |
Foreign Chemical Industries - Asia-Pacific |
