Chemical Engineering Progress

Chemical Engineering Progress, Vol.103, No.9 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0360-7275 (Print)

In this Issue (28 articles)

5 - 5	Join us in Salt Lake City for the annual meeting Chin K
6 - 6	ChEs address today's energy issues Traeger D
6 - 6	The history of engine knock - Response Gussman N
6 - 6	The history of engine knock McCabe B
6 - 6	Increasing corrosion rates - Response Crook P
6 - 6	Increasing corrosion rates Hulswitt CE
8 - 8	ChEs in more diverse roles Rajan VSV
8 - 8	ChEs in more diverse roles Schefflan R
8 - 8	Continuing with ChE curriculum basics Zenz FA
8 - 8	ChEs address today's energy issues - Response Chin K
10 - 11	Nanotechnology: Cause for concern? Chin K
10 - 10	Six steps to reducing risk [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Industry and academia continue to collaborate [Anonymous]
12 - 13	Adding peanuts to the pump [Anonymous]
14 - 14	AIChE Boston locat section - Career development workshop seriess -Sharpening softer skills [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Celanese facility to become site of new energy center [Anonymous]
16 - 16	SulphCo commissions 30,000-bbl/d crude capacity in UAE [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Eastman chemical to build state-of-the-art gasification facility [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Ashland increases investment in China [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Akzo Nobel to buy ICI for $16.2 billion [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Joint ventures and alliances - BASF and CogniTek to jointly study ionic liquids [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Dow and solvay to build hydrogen peroxide plant in Thailand [Anonymous]
18 - 20	Clarifying filtration terminology Schwartz L
22 - 22	The roots of process automation McMahon T
28 - 32	Selecting elbows for pneumatic conveyjing systems Wagner P
33 - 39	Avoid common pitfalls when using Henry's law Smith FL, Harvey AH
41 - 47	Create business value through process modeling Mcgarvey B
64 - 64	Improving energy efficiency around the world Galitsky C