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DOW GETS CARBIDE, FINALLY

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Table of Contents
February 12, 2001
Volume 79, Number 7
CENEAR 79 7 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		DOW GETS CARBIDE, FINALLY FTC makes companies sell some assets, but not those that made deal valuable in the first place.
		BREAKUP OF EASTMAN Company is splitting itself into two chemical firms.
		STABLE POROUS CRYSTALS Interwoven metal-organic frameworks keep pores open.
		HUMAN GENOME DECODED Scientists report on their analysis of a substantially complete sequence.
		NANOFABRICATION New technique finely controls size, proximity of miniature devices.
		SPACE STATION U.S. Laboratory Module Destiny is launched.
		NATIONAL SECURITY UNDER DURESS Commission urges boosts in research, education funding to improve U.S. security.
		SCIENCE AND FOREIGN POLICY State Department's first science adviser finds his footing.

BUSINESS
		BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
		INDUSTRY R&D BUDGETS Survey of 17 major chemical producers shows that a modest increase in spending is expected in 2001.
		THE NEW DEGUSSA Company formed by the merger of Degussa-Hüls and SKW takes shape as one of the 10 largest chemical firms worldwide.
		CRESYLIC CHEMICALS Industry is experiencing a resurgence of this old-line class of aromatic compounds.
		E-BUSINESS

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
		CAMPAIGN FINANCE Sen. McCain's bill would halt millions of dollars of donations from pharmaceutical, chemical, and oil and gas interests.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
		DIAMONDS OF CONFLICT World community seeks technology to identify diamonds used to finance civil wars.
		COVER STORY TARGETING A₃ RECEPTORS Compounds that activate or inhibit adenosine receptors are being pursued as promising drug candidates.

MEETINGS
		CALL FOR PAPERS (PDF FORMAT) Topics of symposia and deadlines for submitting abstracts for ACS national meetings in 2001 and later are listed.

THE DEPARTMENTS

	EDITOR'S PAGE
	LETTERS
	ACS NEWS
	PEOPLE
	NEWSCRIPTS



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