Chemical Engineering Progress

Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol.90, No.5 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-7275 (Print)

7 - 7	Encouraging Innovation at Superfund Sites Rosenzweig M
8 - 9	NOx Reduction Colannino J
8 - 8	OSHA Deadline Dunaway R
8 - 8	Bad Faith at NSF Rice RG
9 - 9	Making Retirement Work Schiller GR
12 - 12	Student Demonstration Mercure PK
14 - 14	Passage of Environmental Legislation in Question This Year
17 - 19	Advanced Materials Retain Their Luster
19 - 20	New Process-Monitoring Model Handles Many Variables
20 - 21	Positive Fallout for Chemical Weapons Cleanup
22 - 22	What Happens When Explosives Ignite
23 - 24	Membrane Technology Recovers CO2, N2 from Exhaust
24 - 24	Crystal-Growth Recorded in-Space
30 - 31	Getting Beyond Burning Dirt Mahoney RJ
33 - 41	Selecting Innovative Cleanup Technologies - EPA Resources Powell DM
43 - 44	Engineering a Better Superfund Lederman PB
46 - 56	Succeed at Online Validation and Reconstruction of Data Tham MT, Parr A
59 - 63	Understand Spiral Heat-Exchangers Bailey KM
64 - 67	Consider Advanced Ceramics for Valve Trims Houde RG
68 - 73	Optimize Plant Shutdowns Koppelman JM, Faris RK
74 - 82	Include Human Errors in-Process Hazard Analyses Bridges WG, Kirkman JQ, Lorenzo DK
83 - 85	Take Charge of Your Professional-Development Tagoe C
86 - 91	8 Programs Make It Easy to Type Math and Chemical-Equations Hughson RV