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October 21, 2002
Volume 80, Number 42
CENEAR 80 42 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
SURPRISE INSIDE
Cu, not just Fe and Ni, is essential for turning CO2 into acetyl-CoA.
CHEMICALS FROM CORN
DuPont's biorefinery nets $18 million from DOE.
CHEMICAL PLANT SECURITY
Justice's interim report is inadequate and flawed, says GAO.
MOLECULAR DESIGN
Feathering C60 with five aromatic groups produces a polar liquid-crystalline material.
UPSIDE PARTICIPATION
Evotec OAI's services translate into a stake in new biotech drug firm.
EXCHANGING ASSETS
Japanese chemical firms are shuffling units in effort to find right mix.
CRYSTALLIZATION
Choice of polarized laser light directs form of crystal polymorph.
TINY ELECTRONIC DEVICE
Self-assembling supramolecular triad mimics an extension cord and socket.
INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE
Four of 65 newly elected members work in chemically related fields.

COVER STORY
PAINTS & COATINGS
While architectural paints have evolved slowly and TiO2 demand has slumped, new technologies abound for the auto paints industry.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
THIRD-QUARTER DROP
Chemical, drug, and biopharmaceutical stocks continue their year-to-date decline.
ATTRACTING WORKERS
Society of Chemical Industry meeting attendees discuss ways to get and keep the best and brightest.
DOW'S PHARMA PUSH
Company hopes to create a pharmaceutical ingredients unit that rivals European firms.
POLYPROPYLENE
Basell officially launches Spherizone, its new technology, in anticipation of a market upswing.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
ARTHUR B. ELLIS
NSF Chemistry Division director plans to improve outreach and communication.
METAL REGULATION
EPA to decide whether to add metals and metal-containing compounds to its list of regulated chemicals.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
ARSENIC IN BANGLADESH
Scientists from around the world team up to help understand and address a drinking-water crisis.

BOOKS
"WHAT EINSTEIN TOLD HIS COOK"
Chemist/syndicated columnist Robert Wolke explicates kitchen science with humor.

ACS COMMENT
ACS INTERNATIONAL INITIATIVES UPDATE

ACS NEWS
CHEMICAL LANDMARKS
ACS honors Noyes Laboratory and Alice Hamilton.

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LETTERS
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AWARDS
PEOPLE

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