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VOL. 31, NO. 10		DEPARTMENTS
ENABLING SCIENCE Furan as a versatile synthon Readily available and highly reactive, furan and its derivatives are useful for a broad range of synthetic targets. Dennis L. Wright Noise in black and white Once again, the author shows that Max Planck had the key to correlating theory and experiment. Weldon Vlasak DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY Getting the bugs out while getting the bugs in Bacteria can clean up chlorinated solvent spills, but picking the right strain and the right conditions takes some doing. Edward E. Ungar New! Check out Chromatography: creating a central science Selected ACS Resources: ACS ChemCenter Chemcyclopedia (Chemicals and services buying guide) LabGuide (Laboratory equipment buying guide) ACS Publications		Chemist at Large Leading the Way Less bleach—Brighter paper Sandra Phinney In Box Heart Cut Patent Watch Chemscripts Dehydrogenation with Pd/ZSM-5 for o-phenylphenol synthesis Cai Chun, Lu Chunxu Legal Insights Lower sulfur in fuels . . . and raise your profits Brian W. Higgins Management Insights Five routes to deep collaboration in the chemical industry Phil Schoepke, Jim Welch Viewpoint A new definition for “chemical element”? Peter Gluck Book Alert The challenge from below Nancy K. McGuire Touring the Net The elusive Web Elizabeth Mitchell The Last Word Do-it-yourself carbon sinks David Birkett Announcement This issue's cartoons
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