Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.167, No.35 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

5 - 5	No longer the shock absorber? Wood A
8 - 8	Industri kapital sells Perstorp to another private equity firm Young I
8 - 8	Storm impact curbs earnings; Outlook mixed Westervelt R
9 - 9	Schulman profits advance strongly Walsh K
9 - 9	Lyondell takes hurricane-related charges; Wont restart TDI Seewald N
10 - 10	Technology licenses rise for booming displays market Macdonald V
10 - 10	Private-sector greenhouse gas trading program advances Bryner M
11 - 11	Air products drops SVS unit, extends Euro debt issue Westervelt R
11 - 11	Rockwood to buy Sud-Chemie units Walsh K
12 - 12	Teamsters, advocacy groups challenge HOS rules D'amico E
14 - 14	Wellman to restart pearl river PET plant [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Chemtura to renegotiate settlement terms Seewald N
16 - 16	Brussels clears deca-BDE for use Scott A
18 - 18	BASF to double sales in eastern Europe (vol 12, pg 19, 2005) Alperowicz N
20 - 20	DSM's new strategy lifts off with resins acquisition in China Young I
23 - 23	Pharmaceutical intermediates - Hazardous chemistry: A safer route to profits growth? Scott A
34 - 34	Bird flu threat boosts pharma outsourcing Scott A
38 - 38	Can you hear me now? Hurricanes test communication networks in the Gulf Seewald N, D'Amico E
40 - 40	Rising costs drive prices higher D'amico E, Walsh K
41 - 41	TDI shortage prompts record price increases Sim PH
43 - 43	Commentary [Anonymous]
44 - 45	Acron invests to update portfolio - Shaking off old legacy, modernizing plants Alperowicz N