Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.76, No.31 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (52 articles)

2 - 2	General chemistry Cohen R
2 - 2	Damaged monuments Gauri KL
2 - 2	Trademarked terms Lehotay SJ
2 - 2	Market cure Payack J
2 - 2	Better data Reeves JW
3 - 3	Iran and beyond Jacobs M
6 - 6	Ah, sweet mystery of life - Starlight with a twist may explain origins of optical activity on Earth ... Zurer P
6 - 7	Ah, sweet mystery of life ... while hot, gassy, volcanic vents could nurture peptide growth on minerals ... Zurer P
7 - 7	Ah, sweet mystery of life ... and RNA needs no help from proteins to make peptides Rawls R
7 - 8	Hercules gets into water treatment Reisch M
8 - 9	Human tests of pesticides raise ethical concerns Hileman B
8 - 8	Rohm and Haas picks two for top posts McCoy M
9 - 9	Scientists to help implement chemical weapons treaty Ember L
9 - 9	Second-quarter earnings hold a surprise Storck W
11 - 11	Olin to spin off specialties unit [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Transportation board approves rail merger [Anonymous]
11 - 12	Octel to market some Ethyl lead compounds [Anonymous]
11 - 11	May chemical trade surplus recovers from April decline [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Lyondell names team to lead merged firm [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Dow and UP settle rail lawsuit, Carbide is close to a deal [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Akzo Nobel expands chlor-alkali units [Anonymous]
12 - 12	BASF ao build acrylic monomer plant in Brazil [Anonymous]
12 - 12	BASF to decrease holding in Comparex systems [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Celanese Canada may sell polyester assets [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Ticona to build plant for new engineering plastic [Anonymous]
12 - 12	NL industries buys titanium dioxide units [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Dow to modernize chloromethanes unit [Anonymous]
13 - 16	Sustainable development - Chemical companies face trying task in moving efforts forward Morse PM
16 - 17	Great Lakes team tackles restructuring McCoy M
17 - 18	Acetic acid industry gears up for possible building boom Layman P
18 - 19	Medicinal imports climbing sharply Rogers R
20 - 20	Technology drives chemical leaders McCoy M
22 - 30	Iran spreads its wings Rouhi AM
31 - 31	Chemical safety board report near completion [Anonymous]
31 - 31	Regulatory reform making comeback [Anonymous]
31 - 31	Ozone violations on the rise with new standard [Anonymous]
31 - 31	Noonan picked to head EPA research [Anonymous]
31 - 31	New system to spot nuclear tests to be deployed [Anonymous]
31 - 31	Court issues rules affecting environmental justice cases [Anonymous]
33 - 34	A chilling battle Hileman B
35 - 35	Judge snuffs out EPA's report on secondhand smoke Ember L
36 - 36	DNA repressor protein 'flips and grips' [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Giving enantiomers airs [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Novel compound features xenon-sulfur bond [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Superconductivity warms up under strain [Anonymous]
36 - 36	Virus tells how to fool the immune response [Anonymous]
37 - 43	Taking charge of the 21st century Jacoby M
43 - 45	Research hones undergraduates Schulz WG
45 - 46	Liberal arts colleges are good PhD incubators Wilkinson S
60 - 60	More on stars and stripes conservation effort [Anonymous]
60 - 60	How it was - Chemical & Engineering News Jan. 20, 1964 [Anonymous]
60 - 60	A search for pollinators other than the honeybee [Anonymous]