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Table of Contents
June 12, 2000
Volume 78, Number 24
CENEAR 78 24 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		Restrictions for Chlorpyrifos EPA, Dow agree to sharply curtail use of popular insecticide.
		Detecting Chemical Agents Handheld, porous silicon sensor reacts to cleavage of phosphorus- fluorine bond.
		CMA Gets a New Name Chemical industry association is now the American Chemistry Council.
		Binding to a Semiconductor Peptide discriminates between GaAs and silicon semiconductor surfaces.
		ACS Board Actions Task force on women in chemical professions established; public service awards announced.
		Incredible Adhesion The gecko's ability to stick, even to ceilings, may be due to van der Waals forces.

BUSINESS
		Business Concentrates
		German Biotech Country's determined "can-do" approach vaults the industry to the top European tier.
		Asian Petrochemicals Globalization makes inroads in fragmented industry.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		Government Concentrates
		Nuclear Test Ban Science Despite U.S. failure to ratify treaty, an extensive monitoring system is being developed and deployed.
		Protecting Children's Health House committee examines steps the government should take to study risks from chemical exposure.
		Ditching Cookbook Performance-based measurement systems could replace EPA's prescribed lab testing methods.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		Science/Technology Concentrates
		COVER STORY Data Storage Chemists are working at the forefront of making computers faster, smaller, and able to store more data.
		What's That Stuff? Self-tanning products: Why your perfect tan is made in the shade.

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