Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.94, No.10 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (61 articles)

3 - 3	'The Chemistry Book' Seijo BC
4 - 4	HOW LEAD ENDED UP IN FLINT'S WATER (vol 94, pg 26, 2016) [Anonymous]
4 - 4	Novartis Tries Novel Pricing (vol 94, pg 6, 2016) [Anonymous]
4 - 4	Elements on my mind Alter H
7 - 7	Octopus inspires electroluminescent skin Halford B
8 - 8	Preventing damage from brain bleeds Torrice M
8 - 8	Zapping Diels-Alder reactions Halford B
9 - 9	UC Berkeley considers its options Arnaud CH
10 - 10	A new low for palladium catalysis Ritter S
10 - 10	Improved route from syngas to light olefins Borman S
11 - 11	US carbon tetrachloride emissions exceed expectations Everts S
11 - 11	Tumor antigens help explain immunotherapy response Everts S
11 - 11	Aldolase enzyme gets a makeover Peplow M
12 - 12	Novel B-H hydrogen bond observed Kemsley J
12 - 12	Cleaning water with citrus peel power Davenport M
12 - 12	Dual C-F/C-H functionalization unveiled Ritter S
12 - 12	First hair-graying gene identified Wilson E
14 - 14	Industry urges against Brexit Scott A
14 - 14	Neon shortage looms Reisch M
15 - 15	Dow and DuPont detail merger talks Tullo A
15 - 15	Innovation landscape to shift Bomgardner M
15 - 15	Houston JLABS opens Thayer A
16 - 16	DuPont plans lab at German school Scott A
16 - 16	Legal win for Chinese firm Tremblay JF
16 - 16	Axiall to sell two vinyl units Reisch M
16 - 16	Evonik plans for continued growth Reisch M
16 - 16	BASF wins round in patent case Scott A
16 - 16	Cheap oil hits BASF Scott A
16 - 16	Dow settles big price-fixing suit Tullo A
17 - 17	Firms partner on proteins from grass Bomgardner M
17 - 17	Microbes help make ambergris scent Bomgardner M
17 - 17	Baxalta pursues cellular therapy Jarvis L
17 - 17	Building block market debuts Mullin R
17 - 17	Filtration membrane uses Arkema polymer Reisch M
18 - 18	EPA floats new chemical plant regulations Johnson J
18 - 18	EPA to ban flubendiamide insecticide Erickson B
19 - 19	US chemical expansion would boost emissions Hess G
19 - 19	Senate debates labeling of genetically modified products Erickson B
19 - 19	Nuclear research bill passes in House Morrison J
19 - 19	Spending down for federal R&D centers Widener A
20 - 21	Persistent headwinds bring lower chemical sales and earnings Bomgardner MM
22 - 23	Biotech sales and earnings outpace big pharma Thayer AM
25 - 27	More than ever, China seeks foreign chemists Tremblay JF
28 - 29	The littlest aromate Ritter SK
30 - 30	Lead makers fight to stay in batteries Scott A
32 - 32	Doubt cast on cancer drug target MTH1 Borman S
34 - 35	Perspectives: It's time for positive action on negative results Curry S
40 - 44	Regenerating degraded dirt Erickson B
47 - 47	Academic leadership skills 101 Hernandez R
58 - 58	ACS launches ACS Energy Letters Wang L
58 - 58	ACS-Hach scholarships help prepare high school chemistry teachers Wang L
58 - 58	ACS challenges students to recruit Lamoureux L
60 - 60	Louis A. Trudell Obituary Trudell DK
60 - 60	Alex T. Rowland Obituary [Anonymous]
60 - 60	Peter A. Howell Obituary [Anonymous]
60 - 60	Milan R. Uskokovic Obituary [Anonymous]
60 - 60	Emil J. Slowinski Obituary [Anonymous]
61 - 62	2016 PITTCON PRODUCT SHOWCASE [Anonymous]
68 - 68	Tame your technology [Anonymous]
72 - 72	Cake goes rogue on Twitter Davenport M
72 - 72	Candied capillaries Davenport M