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Copyright © 2007 American Chemical Society
May 14, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 20
COVER: In the center is an exploded view of a nanoscale encapsulant designed by Ciba Specialty Chemicals. The envelope, whose diameter can range from 20 to 40 nm, consists of lecithin molecules (blue spheres attached to yellow stems) alternating with cosurfactant molecules (green spheres attached to red stems). Oil-soluble active ingredients, such as vitamin precursors, are represented by the tiny red cubes.
Volume 85, Issue 20
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Ingredient makers are developing sophisticated encapsulation systems to deliver their actives to skin and hair
COVER: In the center is an exploded view of a nanoscale encapsulant designed by Ciba Specialty Chemicals. The envelope, whose diameter can range from 20 to 40 nm, consists of lecithin molecules (blue spheres attached to yellow stems) alternating with cosurfactant molecules (green spheres attached to red stems). Oil-soluble active ingredients, such as vitamin precursors, are represented by the tiny red cubes.
Credit: Ciba Specialty Chemicals
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May 14, 2007 Issue
Volume 85, Issue 20
May 14, 2007 Issue, Vol. 85 | Iss. 20
Ingredient makers are developing sophisticated encapsulation systems to deliver their actives to skin and hair
(pp. 15-21)
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(p.13)Iranian ACS Members
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(p.13)Departments
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(pp. 25-29)
Demand for corn-derived ethanol is spurring growth for nutrients industry
(p.30)
Ingredient makers are developing sophisticated encapsulation systems to deliver their actives to skin and hair
(pp. 15-21)Concentrates
(pp. 23-24)
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- Wockhardt Acquires French Generics Firm
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(p.48)
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(pp. 32-35)
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(pp. 36-38)
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(pp. 42-43)Career & Employment
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