Chemical Engineering Progress

Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol.93, No.2 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-7275 (Print)

7 - 7	Faculty Minus See Equals Faulty Rosenzweig M
9 - 10	Continuing Competence - Response Colt W
9 - 9	Continuing Competence Pierce JC
10 - 10	Che Education Bulbeck FM
10 - 10	Che Education - Response Horwitz B, Nault L
11 - 16	New Processes Tackle PCBs Caruana CM
17 - 18	Nanopowder Process Strengthens Orthopedic Components
17 - 17	Dpiv Measures Kinematics in Non-Newtonian Flows
21 - 21	Industry Battles to Make Research Tax Credit Permanent
23 - 23	OSHA and EPA Will Investigate Chemical Accidents Jointly
23 - 23	EPA Issues Clean-Air Act Section 112(G) Regulation
26 - 47	Effectively Design Air-Cooled Heat-Exchangers Mukherjee R
49 - 53	Conduct Better Maintenance and Operability Studies Chastain JW, Jensen JH
54 - 61	Properly Apply Reverse-Osmosis Kucera J
62 - 65	Eliminate Expansion Joints in Piping Systems Jazayeri B, Bardia K, Taagepera J
66 - 71	Control Organic-Acid Corrosion with These Metals and Alloys Schillmoller CM
72 - 79	Machine Vision Eyes Wider CPI Aderounmu F, Debelak KA, Hussein HJ, Smith KL
87 - 87	Che Education Horwitz B, Nault L
87 - 87	Optimize Your Process-Optimization Efforts (Vol 92, Pg 59, 1996) Anderson M, Whitcomb P
87 - 87	Che Education Nguyen TV
108 - 108	Che Education Canas LR
108 - 108	No Respect for Nonengineers Hughson R
108 - 108	No Respect for Nonengineers Lawrence TJ
109 - 112	Process-Development - A Better Way Sowa CJ