Back Issue
Volume 85, Number 17: April 23, 2007
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Table of Contents
- News of the Week
- Business
- Government & Policy
- Science & Technology
- Education
- ACS News
- Meetings
- Editor's Page
- The Departments

Cover Story
Water Treatment
Chemical industry works to secure and expand the global water supply.
Cover: A girl carries a water vessel near Alem Kitmama, Ethiopia. World Health Organization/P. Virot

News of the Week
A Crystal With A Story to Tell
Single crystal traps elusive intermediates in O2 activation by a nonheme iron enzyme.
Air Liquide Will Acquire Lurgi
French industrial gases company wants to boost its engineering heft with German help.
Top Brass Fear Climate Change
Retired military leaders warn of global instability.
One-Pot Route To Sugar Building Blocks
Method avoids time-consuming synthetic steps.
ACS Moves To Reinstate Iranian Members
Society applies for government license to resolve issue.
Frank Westheimer Dies At 95
Chemist remembered for analytical and imaginative approach to organic chemistry.
ChemSpec India Charges On
Trade show preserves relevance despite smaller number of exhibitors.
NIH Fires Contractor
Agency found that consulting firm evaluating chemical also works for chemical manufacturers.
Virginia Tech Shootings
Departments work to help students in the aftermath of a tragic day.
Business
Business Concentrates
Refining Chemicals
Petrochemical makers are looking beyond the ethylene steam cracker as a source of olefins.
Shareholders Target Toxics
A spate of annual meeting resolutions challenges companies on product liability.
Government & Policy
Government & Policy Concentrates
Tracking The Chemicals In Us
Monitoring trace chemicals in people has benefited public health, but many challenges lie ahead.
Poor Performance
EPA's program to reward environmental excellence gets a bad review.
Science & Technology
Science & Technology Concentrates
Chromium Cleanup
Forum highlights a potpourri of new strategies for remediating toxic forms of this metal.
Cold Fusion Makes Its Case In Chicago
After 18 years on the fringe, the field is still trying to gain respect.
Honoring Madeleine Joullié
Organic chemist is a champion of women in chemistry.
Education
New Education Tools
Web-based social software is changing the way chemistry is taught.



