Chemical & Engineering News

Chemical & Engineering News, Vol.91, No.51 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-2347 (Print)

In this Issue (67 articles)

2 - 2	DISPOSING OF NUCLEAR WASTE Banuk GJ
2 - 2	OF COLLEGE TOWN AND GOWN Stein RS
2 - 2	DISPOSING OF NUCLEAR WASTE Williams M
3 - 3	Untitled [Anonymous]
4 - 4	SOAP UNDER SCRUTINY Erickson B
5 - 5	SIMULATION BREAKS TIME BARRIER Borman S
5 - 5	PHARMACEUTICALS GSK pledges to remove the prescription pad from incentives programs Mullin R
6 - 6	A NEW TWIST ON TABLE SALT Arnaud C
6 - 6	PLAN SET FOR SYRIA'S CHEMICAL ARMS Hess G
7 - 7	CONGRESS Budget agreement passes both chambers, but work remains to set fiscal 2014 funding Widener A
7 - 7	REACHING FOR PLANT SAFETY Johnson J
8 - 8	TREATED WATER POSES THREAT Lockwood D
8 - 8	CHEMICAL SALES ON THE UPSWING Reisch M
9 - 9	FIRMS BOOST ASIAN CATALYST PLANTS [Anonymous]
9 - 9	ACETIC ACID IS PART OF BP'S OMAN PROJECT [Anonymous]
9 - 9	FMC PEROXYGENS GO TO PRIVATE EQUITY [Anonymous]
9 - 9	SOLVAY OFF-LOADS TWO PVC BUSINESSES [Anonymous]
9 - 9	CROP DATA ALLIANCES FORMED [Anonymous]
9 - 9	BASF GROWS SWEET ON RENMATIX PROCESS [Anonymous]
9 - 9	INVISTA WILL ENTER NYLON 12 BUSINESS [Anonymous]
9 - 10	INEOS TO BUY SASOL SOLVENTS BUSINESS [Anonymous]
10 - 10	ASTRAZENECA BUYS OUT DIABETES DRUG PARTNER [Anonymous]
10 - 10	ATARA TO ADVANCE DRUG CANDIDATES [Anonymous]
10 - 10	GSK SEEKS TO BOOST STAKE IN INDIAN UNIT [Anonymous]
10 - 10	SCINOPHARM OPENS DRUG CHEMICAL PLANT [Anonymous]
10 - 10	GATES FOUNDATION NAMES NEW HEAD [Anonymous]
11 - 11	EPA SEEKS METHODS FOR DATA ANALYSIS [Anonymous]
11 - 11	SENATE DRAFT TAX PLAN BACKS CLEAN ENERGY [Anonymous]
11 - 11	OSHA FINES OWNER OF OLEFINS PLANT [Anonymous]
11 - 11	NATURAL GAS IMPACT GROWS [Anonymous]
12 - 12	HOON'S O-O BOND IS THE LONGEST YET [Anonymous]
12 - 12	POMELO PEEL INSPIRES HIGH-IMPACT ALLOY [Anonymous]
12 - 12	CHEMISTS MAKE UREA WITH A P [Anonymous]
12 - 12	PROBIOTIC TREATMENT REDUCES AUTISTIC BEHAVIORS IN MICE [Anonymous]
13 - 13	CHEMISTS CLOSE A SYNTHESIS GAP FOR TERMINAL ALKENES [Anonymous]
13 - 13	URANIUM'S MOBILITY IN THE ENVIRONMENT [Anonymous]
13 - 13	CHEMISTS CLEAN UP MONEY LAUNDERING [Anonymous]
13 - 13	DON'T TOSS OUT TINY PROTEIN CRYSTALS [Anonymous]
16 - 17	PLANETARY SCIENCE: MORE CURIOSITY ON MARS Wilson E
16 - 16	ORGANIC SYNTHESIS: INGENOL, NOW IN FEWER STEPS Drahl C
16 - 16	SUSTAINABILITY: SANITATION BY SUNLIGHT Wolf L
17 - 17	MATERIALS SCIENCE: LIGHTER, FLEXIBLE STRETCHY ELECTRONICS Jacoby M
17 - 18	ORGANIC SYNTHESIS: AN UNEXPECTED INVERSION Halford B
18 - 19	NOBEL PRIZE: THREE CHEMISTS WIN FOR COMPUTER MODELING Borman S
18 - 18	SPECTROSCOPY: TAKING NMR AND MRI TO THE NANOSCALE Kemsley J
19 - 19	MICROSCOPY: AFM DELIVERS MOLECULAR SNAPSHOTS Kemsley J
19 - 19	CLIMATE SCIENCE: GLOBAL-WARMING AFFIRMATIONS Ritter S
20 - 21	ECONOMY STABILIZES, PERFORMANCE FALTERS Tullo A
21 - 22	THE SLEEPING MERGER GIANT AWAKENS Tullo A
22 - 22	SHALE DOMINATES ANOTHER YEAR Tullo A
22 - 23	CLEANTECH GAINS WIDER ACCEPTANCE Reisch M
23 - 24	INSTRUMENT MAKERS CONSOLIDATE Reisch M
24 - 24	SPECIALTY CHEMICAL MARKETS WERE SPOTTY Reisch M
24 - 24	A HEATED YEAR FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Reisch M
26 - 27	SEQUESTRATION, SHUTDOWN DOMINATED HEADLINES Widener A
27 - 27	HOUSE TAKES AIM AT ENVIRONMENTAL RULES Hogue C
27 - 28	CHEMICAL PRODUCTION LAW, AMMONIUM NITRATE DRAW ATTENTION Johnson J, Hogue C
28 - 28	ANIMAL DRUG USER FEES, DRUG SAFETY BILLS PASS Erickson B, Hess G
28 - 29	LAWMAKERS QUESTION NSF PEER REVIEW, KEEP HELIUM FLOWING Widener A, Erickson B
29 - 29	CONGRESS LOOKS TO GIVE PRESIDENT TRADE AUTHORITY Hess G
29 - 29	NEARLY ALL ENERGY ACTION STALLS Johnson J
32 - 34	COMBINATORIAL CHEMISTRY: EXTENDING NATURE'S STRUCTURE INVENTORY Ritter S
34 - 35	MATERIALS CHEMISTRY: METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORKS GO COMMERCIAL Jacoby M
34 - 34	DNA SEQUENCING: ZERO-MODE WAVEGUIDES TURN 10 Arnaud C
36 - 36	ENTREPRENEURS SOUGHT FOR BUSINESS PITCH CONTEST [Anonymous]
36 - 36	ACS INTERNATIONAL CENTER HOSTS INTERNATIONAL DAY [Anonymous]
40 - 40	ADAPTABLE REINDEER, HOBBIT WEATHER Bones E