Table Of Contents: Volume 83, Number 42: October 17, 2005

Cover Story
Elastomers
After weathering the storm, producers of commodity and specialty elastomers bounce back.
News of the Week

Flu Fighters
Health officials mobilize vaccine and drugmakers to fight a potential avian flu pandemic.
Scholarly Publishing
Study finds mixed financial health for open-access journals.

Nitrogen Fixation
Nitrogen Fixation Trapped N2-derived intermediates bound to nitrogenase may shed light on how the enzyme works.
Innovene Sale
Ineos will become a top player in chemicals with $9 billion purchase of BP's Innovene.
R&D And Growth
Innovation process trumps spending for R&D, study finds.

Peptide Antibiotic
Antibiotic from fungi shows narrow-spectrum antimicrobial, activity, particularly against pneumonia bug.
Refinery Bill
House passes legislation aimed at encouraging the construction of new refineries in the U.S.
Medicinal Chemistry
Drug discovery software predicts how a drug compound will be metabolized.
Floodwater Toxicity
Hurricane floodwaters in New Orleans were not as toxic as feared, scientists say.
Business (Suscriber Content)
Within REACH
Debate on proposed regulations set to take place preoccupies chemical conference in Europe.
Third-Quarter Stocks
Chemical and pharmaceutical stock prices fell, while biotech share prices rose.
Government & Policy (Suscriber Content)
Insights
Chief Justice William Rehnquist left the Supreme Court a lasting influence on environmental issues.
Science & Technology (Suscriber Content)

Nano Database Goes Online
Collection of papers on environmental and health impacts of nanomaterials is the first of its kind.
New Products
New And Notable In The Chemical Industry.
ACS News
ACS Scholars Celebrate Anniversary
Scholarship and mentoring program aids student achievement over a decade.
Awards
Editor's Page
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