Chemical Engineering Progress

Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol.96, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-7275 (Print)

In this Issue (30 articles)

5 - 5	E-responsibility Rosenzweig M
7 - 8	Obstacles can be opportunities Preston SM
7 - 7	Thermal conductivity of polymers - Mr. Churchman responds Churchman
7 - 7	Thermal conductivity of polymers Kraybill RR
7 - 7	Six sigma Holmes DS
8 - 8	A nuclear future? Young JR
8 - 8	A nuclear future? The author responds [Anonymous]
8 - 8	Don＇t abondan R&D (vol 96, pg 7, 2000) Vieler A
9 - 10	Ceramic thin films: Poised for new uses Caruana CM
12 - 12	Researchers achieve ultra-flat polymer films [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Pressure swing adsorption cycles modeled [Anonymous]
12 - 13	Electron beam zaps bacteria [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Nitric acid plant on tap for Germany [Anonymous]
13 - 14	Composite seeks circuit board role [Anonymous]
13 - 13	Project aims for cheaper carbon fibers [Anonymous]
13 - 13	Swiss speciality company acquired [Anonymous]
14 - 14	New fuel cell may give rockets a lift [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Tiny detector sniffs out gases [Anonymous]
15 - 15	New patent law offers inventors additional protection Heines MH
16 - 16	Congress to address reformulated gasoline Schuster D
17 - 17	EPA proposes HON amendments Shirley WA
20 - 26	Make business $ense: Add value to your EHS programs Larson T, Rapaport D, Swett GH
27 - 33	Integrate environmental management into business functions Goldman M
35 - 40	Prepare for the next phase of public involvement McDaniel MF, Siegel RD, Leuschner K
41 - 45	Estimate heating and cooling times for batch reactors Gentilcore MJ
47 - 50	Understand particle-size distributions when testing filter media Johnston PR
51 - 54	Easily determine safety integrity level White RS
55 - 62	Set up national process safety goals Rosenthal I, Mannan MS
63 - 67	Take a systems approach to corrosion under insulation Goldberg L
91 - 96	What will it take to reform engineering education? Prados JW, Proctor SI