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"When it comes to scientific ideas, it's much easier to propose than dispose."
D. WAYNE GOODMAN, CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYp. 42

May 10, 2010

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Highlights

Cover Story

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EPA administrator is blazing trails, from regulating greenhouse gas emissions to reforming chemical management policies. (pp. 14-18)

Business

Top 50 U.S. Chemical Producers (Member Content)

The full effects of the recession are evident in C&EN's annual ranking of U.S. chemical firms. (pp. 23-27)

Science & Technology

Common Ground For Going Green

Effort to develop a chemical industry standard is driven by the need to share comparative data. (pp. 38-41)

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News Of The Week

New Oil Clean-Up Technique Tested Obama Pressed To Scrap Drilling Plan Plastic Antibodies Target Peptide Nanotechnology: Physicists Capture First Images Of Atomic Spin

New Oil Clean-Up Technique Tested p. 8

Environment: Novel use of dispersants could mitigate damage from BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Obama Pressed To Scrap Drilling Plan p. 9

Energy: Administration will review offshore safety and technology issues.

Promoting Worker Safety p. 9

OSHA will collaborate with other federal health, safety agencies to better enforce regulations.

Plastic Antibodies Target Peptide p. 10

Nanotechnology: Molecularly imprinted nanoparticles remove bee toxin from blood.

Virginia Probes Climate Science p. 10

Investigation: Attorney general has gone too far, research supporters and critics agree.

Optimism Grows For Biotech p. 11

BIO Conference: Economic environment for biotech improves, but challenges persist.

Global Health p. 11

MIT and South Africa sign on to patent pool for neglected diseases.

Illuminating Tumor Cells p. 12

Diagnostics: Fluorescent agents target enzyme in cancer cells.

Seeing Atomic Spin p. 12

Physicists capture the first images of atomic "up" and "down" electrons.

Business

Top 50 U.S. Chemical Producers pp. 23-27 (Member Content)

The full effects of the recession are evident in C&EN's annual ranking of U.S. chemical firms.

Food Safety Gambit p. 28 (Member Content)

Thermo Fisher gears up new lab in Germany to fight in future food adulteration crises.

Business Concentrates pp. 20-21 (Member Content)

Awards

Meetings

2010 C&EN Calendar Web Exclusive

C&EN's latest list of meetings and events of interest to those in the chemical community is for May through December.

Government & Policy

Helium-3 Shortage pp. 31-33 (Member Content)

A vanishing stock of the isotope used by research and industry catches most users by surprise.

Locking Down Nuclear Material pp. 34-35 (Member Content)

Obama hopes agreement will keep bomb-grade nuclear raw materials out of terrorists' hands.

Government & Policy Concentrates p. 30 (Member Content)

ACS Comment

Embracing International Collaboration p. 46 (Member Content)

ACS News

2009–10 Project SEED College Scholarships pp. 47-48

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Social Networking And C&EN

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Science & Technology

Common Ground For Going Green pp. 38-41

Effort to develop a chemical industry standard is driven by the need to share comparative data.

Green Chemical Standard's Potentially Broad Reach Web Exclusive

New standard could benefit chemical makers and consumer products manufacturers by promoting information exchange.

Zeroing In On Golden Mechanisms pp. 42-44 (Member Content)

Studies elucidate catalytic reaction steps yet key questions remain unsettled.

Science & Technology Concentrates pp. 36-37 (Member Content)

Editor's Page

More On Web 2.0 p. 5

People

Obituaries p. 51-52 (Member Content)

The Departments

Letters pp. 6-7

Newscripts p. 56

Steamed Up Over Taxes, Pill Science

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