Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.77, No.20 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (48 articles)

5 - 5	A part of the main Jacobs M
6 - 6	Fire-resistant polymers Pearce EM
6 - 6	Transgenic crops Furst A
9 - 10	Chemical microscope identifies nanoscale materials Wilkinson S
9 - 9	Security at DOE weapons labs Ember L
10 - 11	Oxygenates do little to reduce ozone, NRC finds Grisham J
11 - 11	Devised protein folds just like the real thing Borman S
11 - 12	Bill limiting access to chemical risk scenarios advances Johnson J
12 - 12	AstraZeneca exits specialty chemicals Reisch M
12 - 12	NSF environmental task force report delayed Schulz W
15 - 15	Three killed, four injured in explosion at Daikin America plant [Anonymous]
15 - 16	World economy is on the mend, CEOs say [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Waltermire named CEO at Geon [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Polycarbonate plans advancing for Dow [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Borden buys resin producers in UK, US [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Albemarle won＇t raise Albright & Wilson bid [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Chemical shipments increase in March [Anonymous]
16 - 16	DNA chip to improve water quality [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Germany clears Dow-Shell rubber deal [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Rhone-Poulenc, Hoechst merger set to go ahead [Anonymous]
16 - 16	EC approves Dow sale of packaging venture [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Dow delays metallocene process in Thailand [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Formosa Plastics hopes for hazardous waste processing venture [Anonymous]
18 - 22	Chemical earnings down again Storck WJ
25 - 28	Drug producers have strong start for 1999 Thayer AM
30 - 30	C & EN talks with ... Alan Shaw Jacobs M
31 - 34	Deavenport: Still charging ahead - Eastman's CEO reflects on a long career and how he will spend the rest of it McCoy M
35 - 35	FDA report calls for new risk-management framework [Anonymous]
35 - 35	EPA information office progressing slowly [Anonymous]
35 - 35	House votes on use of government inventions [Anonymous]
35 - 35	Coalition wants study of polycarbonate containers [Anonymous]
35 - 35	Releases of toxic chemicals increase [Anonymous]
35 - 35	Plants used to take up Idaho DOE waste [Anonymous]
37 - 38	NIH seeks more public input - Newly established Council of Public Representatives will advise agency on priority setting, other issues Grisham JL
39 - 40	State department hears criticism on science plan Schulz W
42 - 42	Citizen inspections create more problems than solutions Hanson D
45 - 49	Arsenic crisis spurs scientists - Bangladesh-born US scientists press hard for policy influence in the arsenic contamination crisis in their native country Lepkowski W
51 - 51	Cheap, atom-economic amino acid preparation [Anonymous]
51 - 51	Jumbo synthetic vesicles are tough stuff [Anonymous]
51 - 51	Reactivity of ferrocenyl substituents reversed [Anonymous]
51 - 51	NIH posts proposal for electronic publications [Anonymous]
51 - 51	Zare to receive Welch Award [Anonymous]
52 - 64	Tuberculosis: A tough adversary - With the tools for a renewed battle in place, development of new weapons to combat the ancient plague should proceed at a rapid pace Rouhi AM
73 - 73	Bead-bound sensors provide new approach to catalyst discovery Borman S
79 - 79	Columbia's new programs draw students to Biosphere 2 Wilson E
80 - 81	Physostigmine synthesis honored MacDermott K
104 - 104	A note on chemist who codevised computer music [Anonymous]
104 - 104	Ultraviolet-proof top for golf cart wins US patent [Anonymous]