Table of Contents
Volume 84, Number 48: November 27, 2006
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Table of Contents
- News of the Week
- Business
- Government & Policy
- Science & Technology
- Books
- ACS Comment
- ACS News
- Awards
- The Departments

Cover Story
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Merger of Thermo Electron and Fisher Scientific creates a lab industry powerhouse.

News of the Week
First Molecular Anion Identified In Space
Discovery of C6H- overturns conventional wisdom in the field.
Dow Exits Racing
Angus unit says nitromethane handling practices are lacking.
FDA Lifts Ban On Silicone Gel Breast Implants
Agency overturns 14-year moratorium.
Optical Eye-Opener
Optical rotation by an achiral organic compound is measured.
Hercules Consolidates Research Efforts
Firm puts innovation effort closer to senior management in Wilmington, Del.
Silicon Turns Into Superconductor
Extreme boron doping transforms archetypal semiconductor at ambient pressure.
Organelle Anatomy
Atomic-level scrutiny of neurotransmitter vesicles is a first.
Beyond The Periodic Table
Metal clusters mimic chemical properties of atoms.
Tax Break
Chemical manufacturers are pushing Congress to restore tax break.
Business (Subscriber Content)
Business Concentrates
Intermediates Maven
Porton endeavors to stand out as an innovative and reliable Chinese producer of fine chemicals.
Eastman's Initiative
Company is betting on technology to lower costs and drive growth.
Government & Policy (Subscriber Content)
Government & Policy Concentrates
NSF Chemistry Gets New Leader
Clemson professor Luis Echegoyen takes control of division, unveils plans to reverse funding trend, advance research frontiers.
Science & Technology (Subscriber Content)
Science & Technology Concentrates
Globalization Of Science Rolls On
Growth of scientific literature remains strong, while the world of science continues to flatten.
Judging Science
Geologists applaud an intelligent decision about intelligent design.
Books
Women In Science
Two new books offer women scientists helpful career strategies, insightful perspectives.
ACS News
Comment - Landmarks Program
2007 Student Opportunities in Green Chemistry
CAS Expands Access In Brazil
Chemistry in Times Square
Awards (Subscriber Content)
2005-06 Organic Graduate Fellows
Pharma supports 18 of organic chemistry's brightest young scholars



