Chemical Engineering Progress

Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol.104, No.8 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-7275 (Print)

In this Issue (29 articles)

5 - 5	Energy baskets Mascone C
6 - 6	Understanding cell biology Deisler PF
6 - 6	Oil supply, demand and pricing Desai A
6 - 6	Oil supply, demand and pricing - Reply Swift TK
8 - 11	Polysilicon business shines brightly Parkinson G
11 - 11	Oops ... where did the text go? [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Thermodynamic and kinetic origins of Alzheimer's disease [Anonymous]
14 - 15	Cost-effective devices open a new window on solar energy [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Oxygen ions for fuel cells get loose at low(er) temperatures [Anonymous]
15 - 16	Nanosculpture could create new heat pumps and energy converters Ramanath
15 - 15	EPA lays groundwork for climate change mitigation [Anonymous]
16 - 17	Building nanotubes from ring-shaped proteins Zuckermann
18 - 18	Ashland to acquire Hercules [Anonymous]
18 - 18	Dow acquires Rohm and Haas [Anonymous]
18 - 19	BP invests in Arkoma Basin Shale [Anonymous]
19 - 19	PetroChina desulfurizes gasoline for the Olympics [Anonymous]
19 - 19	Shell Canada buys Duvernay natural gas reserves [Anonymous]
19 - 19	Cargill builds first full-scalle BiOH polyols plant [Anonymous]
19 - 20	EPRI and GM partner with utilities to accelerate hybrid vehicle technology [Anonymous]
20 - 20	PetroChina and Shell join for Qatar refinery study [Anonymous]
20 - 20	Leading economic indicator is key to trend forecasting Swift TK
33 - 42	Green reactors Doble M
43 - 47	Chemistry simulation drives clean technology progress Drennan S
49 - 51	Best-practices in hazardous-waste management Powell I
S2 - S2	Developing bioenergy processes Wispelwey JC
S3 - S3	Catalytic process converts plant sugars into gasoline [Anonymous]
S4 - S9	Biobutanol - A replacement for bioethanol? Cascone R
S10 - S18	Producing fuels and chemicals from lignocellulosic biomass Sierra R, Smith A, Granda C, Holtzapple MT
S19 - S23	Metabolic engineering of next-generation biofuels Liao JC, Higashide W