Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.75, No.18 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (66 articles)

5 - 5	Betrayal of Science Gough M
5 - 6	Betrayal of Science Underdown A
5 - 5	Betrayal of Science Wortham J
6 - 6	The End of War Berkowitz L
6 - 6	Coalition Support Yount RG
9 - 10	Liposome Houses Multiple Vesicles Brennan M
10 - 10	Mits Genomics Research-and-Development Attracts Companies Investments Thayer A
10 - 11	Under High-Pressure, Formyl Cation Sticks Around Wilson E
10 - 10	Action on Chemical Arms Pact Shifts to the Hague Heylin M
11 - 12	Winners of Us Science, Technology Medals Selected Borman S
11 - 11	NAS Elects New Members, Foreign Associates
12 - 12	Simulated Chemical Attack on Nations Capitol Hanson D
17 - 17	Smithkline Beecham Opens Research-and-Development Center
17 - 17	Shell to Build Aliphatic Polyketones Plant in Geismar, La
17 - 17	Landec-Corp Buys Dock-Resins
17 - 17	Huntsman to Examine Rexene Books
17 - 17	Chemical Production Falls Again in March
17 - 17	Bayer Consolidates Maleic-Anhydride
18 - 18	Hoechst, Leuna-Polymer to Cooperate in Waxes
18 - 18	Tax Bill Hits German Specialty Firm as Ownership Changes
18 - 18	Singapore New Complex Not Yet Fully Operational
18 - 18	Hyundai, Samsung to Share Olefins, Aromatics
18 - 18	Eu Proposes to Segregate Genetically-Modified Crops
18 - 18	Bp, Partners to Expand South-Korean Solvents
21 - 27	Top 100 Us Chemical Firms Peaff G
28 - 28	Legacy of Grandfathered Plants Isnt Fresher Air Thayer A
33 - 33	NSF Leaving Commercial Internet Business
33 - 33	White-House Identifies Priority Environmental-Research Areas
33 - 33	White-House Denies Talk of Gibbons Replacement
33 - 33	Judge Rules That Tobacco Is a Drug
33 - 33	Energy-Department Awards 5-Million-Dollar in Technology Grants
33 - 33	Democrats Balk at Proposed Air Standards
35 - 36	Us Energy Research-and-Development to Be Scrutinized Johnson J
36 - 37	Us Help in Containing Russian Arms Supported Heylin M
37 - 38	Environmental-Problems Threaten Us Security Hileman B
43 - 43	Study Seeks Bipartisan Technology Policy Lepkowski W
45 - 45	Catalytic DNA Can Cleave Targeted RNAs
45 - 45	Warmer Temperatures Changing Chemistry of Alpine Lakes
45 - 45	Leptin May Alter Cells Fatty-Acid Metabolism
45 - 45	DNA Vaccine Protects Chimps from HIV-1
45 - 45	Chbrcif - Absolute-Configuration Evidence Keeps Rolling in
47 - 50	Optimizing Organic Syntheses Zurer PS
50 - 50	Carbohydrate-Based Drug-Delivery Brennan MB
54 - 56	Scientists Wrangle over Mtbe Controversy - From the Acs Meeting Wilson E
56 - 57	Simpler Method for Organic Pixel Patterning - From the Acs Meeting Dagani R
59 - 59	Carbonate Copolymers - New Branch of Epoxybutene Tree
59 - 59	Technology Recovers Costly Monomer
59 - 59	Rapid Reactions Put the Brakes on Metals in Soil
59 - 59	Biodegradable Polymer Promises One-Shot Vaccinations
59 - 60	Improved Reagents Reveal Fingerprints
59 - 59	Radiant Shortcut for Uranium Recycling
60 - 60	Superelectrophiles in Enzymatic-Reactions
60 - 60	MRI, Ultrasound Team Up to Treat Cancer
60 - 60	Gas Hydrate Reservoirs Dwarf Those of Methane
60 - 60	Electron-Transfer Reaction Mimics Photosynthesis
60 - 60	Decarboxylation Route to Carbocations
62 - 62	Students Rate Science, Hands-on Learning High Grisham J
63 - 63	Cyberwonderland of Polymer Fun - From the Acs Meeting Stinson S
64 - 65	Acs Council Raises Dues Schulz WG
65 - 65	Industry Skills Standards Report Available
65 - 65	Chemical-Abstracts-Service Turns 90
65 - 65	Breslow Book Enjoys Healthy Sales, Is Translated
80 - 80	The Sky Is Falling
80 - 80	Hanky-Panky in Journals
80 - 80	Does Walking or Running Keep You Driest in Rain
80 - 80	Antioxidants in Coffee