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April 16, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 16
COVER: Detail of the heart of a Varian triple-quadrupole mass spectrometer
Volume 85, Issue 16
CHEMICAL SEPERATIONS
Molecular-beam methods and novel electrodes simplify analysis of mixtures
COVER: Detail of the heart of a Varian triple-quadrupole mass spectrometer
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April 16, 2007 Issue
Volume 85, Issue 16
April 16, 2007 Issue, Vol. 85 | Iss. 16
Molecular-beam methods and novel electrodes simplify analysis of mixtures
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Features
Education
As homeschooling catches on, demand grows for a broader spectrum of chemistry curricula (pp. 49-51)
News of the Week
Splenda Versus Equal
Manufacturers of sweeteners duke it out in court over "made from sugar" claim
(p.12)Departments
Business
Highly experienced Bayer chemists encounter challenging job market
(pp. 27-30)
Meanwhile, Shares of drug firms rose modestly in the first quarter, and biotech companies fell slightly
(pp. 31-32)Concentrates
(pp. 24-25)
(pp. 24-25)- Abbott Drops AIDS Drug Price
- Chemtura Gets New Financial Officer
- Nanomaterials Advance To Market
- DSM Picks Nova For Rubber Process
- ConocoPhillips Funds Biofuels Research
- Lanxess To Spin Off Technical Services
- Indian Petrochemical Project Moves Ahead
- Chemical Jobs Rise Slightly
- Pfizer Seeks New Uses For Drugs
- MedImmune Is On The Block
- Roche, Transgene Sign Vaccine Pact
- Abbott, Wyeth Make Puerto Rican Moves
- Business Roundup
ACS News
Awards(p.56)
(p.56)- Nominations Sought for Buck-Whitney Medal
- John Dawson Receives Charles Stone Award
- Izatt-Christensen Award Goes to David Leigh
- Ziad El-Rassi is Oklahoma Chemist of the Year
- Perry McCarty Wins 2007 Stockholm Water Prize
- 2007 Herty Medal Goes to Luis Echegoyen
- Wacker Prize Goes to Yitzhak Apeloig
- Terrence Collins Wins Award in Catalysis
- Sason Shaik Wins Schroedinger Medal
- Heinrich Emanuel Merck Awardees Announced
- Graduate Students Win Environmental Chemistry Awards
Government & Policy
For effective rules and regulations to be set, science must play a key role
(pp. 35-37)
Only an unbiased panel with appropriate expertise can resolve apparently conflicting results of health studies
(p.38)Education
As homeschooling catches on, demand grows for a broader spectrum of chemistry curricula
(pp. 49-51)
Pointers help international faculty bridge cultural divide separating them and American students
(p.52)
Science & Technology
Molecular-beam methods and novel electrodes simplify analysis of mixtures
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