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AIR POLLUTION
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February 18, 2002
Volume 80, Number 7
CENEAR 80 7 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
DUPONT RESHAPES ITSELF
Company will dump fibers, reorganize rest of business.
CLIMATE-CHANGE POLICY
Bush offers voluntary plan to cut CO2 emissions.
AIR POLLUTION
Air surrounding World Trade Center site was laden with very fine particulates.
WHY STAINLESS STEEL ISN'T
Pitting is initiated by lack of chromium in vicinity of MnS inclusions.
EASTMAN WON'T SPLIT
Company cancels spin-off of its commodities chemicals unit.
SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING
Two new groups will pressure publishers for freer access to the scholarly literature.
HERCULES UNLOADS BETZDEARBORN
Firm sells water treatment chemicals unit to GE.
METATHESIS MADE BETTER
New Mo-based catalyst is not only supported and recyclable, but also chiral.
PROTEOMIC TOOL
New blood test identifies patterns indicative of ovarian cancer.
COVER STORY - CUSTOM CHEMICALS
FACING REALITY
Despite grim projections for 2002, producers of fine chemicals have many opportunities for above-average growth and performance
MAKING CONNECTIONS IN THE BIG EASY
Fine chemicals suppliers, custom manufacturers trek to New Orleans for Informex 2002
OUTSOURCING 101
Outsourcing is about relationships; when managed properly, both clients and vendors win
NO VACANCY
There's no quick fix for the capacity crunch in biopharmaceutical manufacturing
BIOCATALYSIS BUZZ
Deals underscore interest in biotechnology-based methods to improve chemical processes
BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
AROMATIC UPTURN
Short supply of p-xylene in Asia encourages some market watchers.
MELAMINE TROUBLES
Despite a positive outlook globally, U.S. producers have been hit hard by high feedstock prices and oversupply.
FISHER SCIENTIFIC
Its chemicals division produces wet chemicals, solvents, organic chemicals, and pharmaceutical fine chemicals and is boosting its range of customized services.
ETHYLENE CRACKER IN ASIA
ExxonMobil inaugurates Singapore Chemical Plant, its biggest investment in Asia.
GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
CHEMISTRY AND SECURITY
Workshop on national security and homeland defense brings together chemists and chemical engineers.
FEDERAL R&D
President submits budget proposal to Congress for approval; defense and biomedical research receive lion's share of increased funding.
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
DRAPER PRIZE
Robert Langer's work on biomaterials, controlled drug release, and tissue engineering garners him "engineering's Nobel Prize."
ACS NEWS
ACS SCHOLARS
Seven-year-old program producing science-degree academics continues success and growth.
MEETINGS
CALLS FOR PAPERS
Topics, abstract submission instructions for ACS national meetings.
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