Back Issue
Volume 85, Number 16: April 16, 2007
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Table of Contents
- News of the Week
- Business
- Government & Policy
- Science & Technology
- Education
- ACS News
- Awards
- Meetings
- Editor's Page
- The Departments

Cover Story
Separations Science
Molecular-beam methods and novel electrodes simplify analysis of mixtures.
Cover: Detail of the heart of a Varian triple-quadrupole mass spectrometer. Mitch Jacoby/C&EN

News of the Week
Texas Firm Will Treat Neutralized Nerve Agent
Environmental groups plan to sue to halt Army shipment of caustic waste through eight states.
Dow Denies Takeover Rumor, Fires Two Execs
Dow deals with upheavals around takeover talk.
Senate Clears Stem Cell Bill
Congress moves to expand embryonic stem cell policy.
Crystals' Shape Shifts In A Flash
Light induces crystals to bend without breaking.
Splenda Versus Equal
Manufacturers of sweeteners duke it out in court over "made from sugar" claim.
Green Quanta
Quantum effects could account for fast energy transfer.
Moldable Metals
Sticky nanoparticles assemble into metal with plastic properties.
A Warming Planet
UN panel warns of broad, catastrophic disruptions if greenhouse gases rise unabated.
HHMI Casts A Wide Net
Howard Hughes Medical Institute will back newly selected investigators with $600 million.
Business
Business Concentrates
Pharmaceutical Diaspora
Highly experienced Bayer chemists encounterchallenging job market.
Chemical Stocks Do Well Overall
Meanwhile, Shares of drug firms rose modestly in the first quarter, and biotech companies fell slightly.
Government & Policy
Government & Policy Concentrates
Understanding Nanotechnology
For effective rules and regulations to be set, science must play a key role.
Bisphenol A On Trial
Only an unbiased panel with appropriate expertise can resolve apparently conflicting results of health studies.
Science & Technology
Science & Technology Concentrates
Drugs From Academia
Some drug discovery efforts are anything but 'academic'.
New Products
New And Notable In The Chemical Industry.
Education
Science Of Homeschooling
As homeschooling catches on, demand grows for a broader spectrum of chemistry curricula.
International Relations
Pointers help international faculty bridge cultural divide separating them and American students.
ACS News
Community Activities
Committee gears up for 20th anniversary of National Chemistry Week.



