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November 2001

	Focus: Nanotechnology

			Thinner, lighter, better, brighter Organic light-emitting diodes may make cathode ray tubes and liquid crystal displays obsolete. Michael J. Felton
			Manipulating molecules From sci-fi to sci-fact, nanotechnology accomplishes “very little” with ever increasing flair. Hank Simon

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James F. Ryan

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Computers in Chemistry
Chemical inventory tracking
Can’t find that reagent? More and more software packages and solutions are available to help.
Terrance A. Rooney

Instruments & Applications
Polar sunlight clears the air
Beyond the Arctic Circle, experiments illuminate a key mechanism in ground-level atmospheric ozone breakdown.
William Illsey Atkinson

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Workplace Perspectives
Don't lose your listeners
Follow these 10 tips to make your oral presentations more effective.
John K. Borchardt

Industry Facts & Figures
Early-stage “nanobusiness”
As public dollars are pumped into nanotech research, an element of industry emerges.
David Filmore

Regulations and You
The long arm of the lab laws
Committing fraud in a chemical laboratory can be hazardous to your freedom.
Roger A. Novak

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