Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.165, No.30 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

5 - 5	China: Plenty of change Hunter D
9 - 9	Eastman may sell parts of its CASPI division Walsh K
9 - 9	EPA eases NSR'routine maintenance' rule Sissell K
10 - 10	Solutia, Monsanto settle Anniston PCB claims Westervelt R
11 - 11	Power outage costs Nova $10 million Sim PH
12 - 12	Kerr-McGee files Manganese dioxide antidumping petition Westervelt R
13 - 13	Background checks delay stalls HazMat drivers D'Amico E
13 - 13	Court denies Honeywell's request to block AP-Ashland deal Walsh K
14 - 14	Soda ash: Solvay eyes American soda; Investors buy IMC's business Sim PH
15 - 15	Sumitomo Bakelite buys resin maker in Spain Young I
16 - 16	Industry calls for an end to EU pthalates ban [Anonymous]
16 - 16	German government backs industry position against EU chemical policy Scott A
17 - 17	Sinopec's Chemicals swing to profit, despite effects of SARS Young I
21 - 22	The long march continues SARS dents growth, but the outlook is healthy Young I
26 - 26	Investment projects make steady progress Young I
30 - 30	China gets big in some export markets Sim PH
39 - 39	Transportation - Taking site security on board - Waterfront facilities included in coast guard's new program D'Amico E
46 - 46	Pharmaceutical intermediates -'Bad news' in APIs forces Siegfried to restructure Scott A
46 - 46	Manufacturing services - Daicel forms chirals link with US firm [Anonymous]
47 - 47	Polymer chemicals - Akzo Nobel to cut more jobs Walsh K
49 - 49	Olefins - Supply problems drive up European McElliott S
49 - 49	Industrial gases - Praxair leads a price hike Sim PH
53 - 53	Clean air - States draft model NSR rule to counter federal changes Sissell K
53 - 53	Hazardous waste - ACC loses RCRA hazwaste appeal [Anonymous]
54 - 56	CW 300 - Bigger firms perform best - Smaller Petchem firms struggle; Overall volumes weak Westervelt R