Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.164, No.16 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (46 articles)

5 - 5	Shintech and St. James Schroeder E
5 - 5	Compounding comment Jones R
5 - 5	Bisphenol a and reproduction Hentges SG
9 - 9	Feedstock spikes could slow recovery [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Chevron Phillips plans Saudi aromatics and styrene units Westervelt R
10 - 10	PqU board dismisses Dow Brazil president Sissell K
10 - 10	A.D. Little sold to five buyers Seewald N
10 - 10	United States/Americas - Moody's downgrades Dow's debt Walsh K
12 - 12	United States/Americas - Documentary film takes aim at safety of PVC manufacturing Franz N
12 - 12	Nova Chemicals obtains new credit facilities Westervelt R
13 - 13	Cytec cuts jobs as earnings decline [Anonymous]
13 - 13	United States/Americas - More chemical bankruptcies expected in 2002 Walsh K
14 - 14	United States/Americas - Papers reveal that DOE rejected ACC requests to promote Cogen Franz N
14 - 14	Bush asks senate to ratify POPs treaty Sissell K
15 - 15	EU mulls criminal sanctions for eco-crimes Scott A
15 - 15	Europe/Mideast - Brussels gives conditional approval to Solvay's acquisition of Ausimont Young I
16 - 16	Asia/Pacific - Sumitomo expands production of electronic materials in Korea Wood A
16 - 16	Asahi, Teijin to merge PTT fibers into a 50-50 joint venture Young I
21 - 21	Biologics - Capacity keeps climbing to fill projected shortfall Mullin R
27 - 27	NTTC wants new HazMat rules to apply to all drivers D'Amico E
27 - 27	Seeking greater supply chain efficiency through collaboration Westervelt R
28 - 28	Plant automation - Software and services drive growth for vendors Seewald N
28 - 28	Controls - Rhodia awards exclusive contract to Invensys [Anonymous]
31 - 31	Water technology - Bayer cleans up arsenic with nanotech iron hydroxide Scott A
31 - 31	ACS meeting - Researchers report advances in optoelectronic materials Wood A
32 - 32	Therapeutic proteins - Genencor to build biologics facility in the US Wood A
34 - 34	Sterols - Forbes Medi-Tech ends deal with Novartis; Eyes pharma entry Wood A
35 - 35	Personal care - Tempting formulators with more attractive technologies Schmitt B, Jeffries N
36 - 36	Fuel cells - UOP links up with Sud-Chemie Schmitt B
36 - 36	Soaps & detergents - Dial raises first-quarter earnings estimates; Eyes brand acquisitions Walsh K
39 - 39	Fibers - Rising costs prompt polyester price increases Sim PH
39 - 39	Olefins - Dow shuts Texas City ethylene unit; Raises merchant purchasing [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Chlor-alkali - Chlorine rebounds, but margins stay weak Sim PH
40 - 40	Styrenics - Nova declares PS force majeure Cage S
42 - 42	Product focus - Butanediol [Anonymous]
45 - 45	cw price report - Commentary [Anonymous]
46 - 46	OSHA plans voluntary ergonomics guidelines [Anonymous]
46 - 46	Safety - Dutch to relocate hazardous plants Scott A
46 - 46	Health effects research - EPA rejects call for low-dose testing Franz N
47 - 47	Lawmakers question FQPA Franz N
47 - 47	BASF ordered to pay $52 million in herbicide suit Sissell K
47 - 47	EPA to approve generic metolachlor versions [Anonymous]
49 - 50	Companies - Ciba rides out the economic crisis - Restructuring ensures a robust performance Young I, Meyer A
51 - 52	Management - Industry debuts RC-14001 - BASF the first to certify responsible care-ISO combination Sissell K
55 - 55	Vital statistics - More economic uncertainty Pearlman A
57 - 79	ISO 2002 directory [Anonymous]