Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering, Vol.106, No.12 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2460 (Print)

In this Issue (27 articles)

5 - 5	Chemical Engineering becomes hub of new publishing group Fouhy K
8 - 8	Plastics take more heat Johnson PH
8 - 8	Beyond ERP: Right idea, wrong name Apple JE
10 - 10	Working with fluids that warm upon expansion (vol 106, pg 108, 1999) Carroll J
10 - 10	Neutralization: Keep it simple Hughes T
28 - 30	Leaching metal ... for all it's worth Parkinson G
33 - 37	An uphill climb for buying equipment online Chin K, Hairston D, Ondrey G
43 - 47	Dryers: The lowdown on hot air Crabb C
52 - 52	New catalytic filter destroys dioxins, furans [Anonymous]
52 - 52	Open sesame: HML emerges as the new key for open manufacturing D'Aquino R
54 - 54	Idling through the new year Hairston D
56 - 56	Tech transfer matchmaker offers updates via the Net D'Aquino R
57 - 57	IEC 61508 to improve the design and use of "smart" safety equipment Shanley A
58 - 58	EPA calls for curb on twenty bioaccumulative chemicals Cooper C
65 - 67	Break it up! Shanley A
78 - 85	Suiting up for safety in hazardous workplaces Zeigler J, Neal T, Henry N
86 - 90	Simplify calculations for absorption with chemical reactions Meldon J
92 - 93	CK Witco - A better route to alkoxysilanes [Anonymous]
94 - 95	Air Products and Chemicals - Air wins a new role as a refrigerant [Anonymous]
94 - 95	Lyondell Chemical - New catalysis for polyol production [Anonymous]
95 - 95	Mobil Oil and WR Grace - Membranes enhance lube dewaxing [Anonymous]
96 - 96	UOP - m-xylene gets a market boost [Anonymous]
119 - 121	Improving wastewater pH control Sobkowicz AM
125 - 127	Managing autonomous work teams: Steps to success Verma V
129 - 131	Estimating power consumption of agitators de Gouvea MT, Crisi GS, Leitao AP
135 - 135	Optimizing heat transfer Kline DK
137 - 139	Design made easy Chin K