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December 17, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 51
Volume 85, Issue 51
THE COSTS OF BIOFUELS
Two views on whether corn ethanol and, eventually, ethanol from cellulosic biomass will efficiently deliver national energy security
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December 17, 2007 Issue
Volume 85, Issue 51
December 17, 2007 Issue, Vol. 85 | Iss. 51
Two views on whether corn ethanol and, eventually, ethanol from cellulosic biomass will efficiently deliver national energy security
(pp. 12-16)
Features
Science & Technology
Hazardous failures of lithium-ion batteries are uncommon, yet researchers strive to minimize dangers (pp. 26-28)
News of the Week
ACS Board Actions
ACS Board of Directors sets 2008 budget, reelects Judith Benham as board chair, among other actions
(p.9)Departments
Business
GlaxoSmithKline's move against changes at the Patent Office highlights a perceived threat to drug research
(pp. 19-20)Concentrates
(pp. 17-18)
(pp. 17-18)- Arsenal Capital Selling Vertellus To Equity Firm
- Lanxess Will get Most Of Petroflex
- Indorama Seeks Eastman Polymer Plants
- Wacker Acquires Air Products Lines
- Nalco moves Into Emissions Reduction
- Johnson Matthey Is Buying Ceramics Maker
- UOP, USC To Develop Methanol From CO2
- DSM Targets China's Wind Turbine Market
- GE And Novavax Team On Flu Vaccine
- Trimeris Will End All Drug Research
- GSK Deals Target Infections, Cancer
- Invitrogen Licenses Harvard Chemistry
- Business Roundup
ACS News
Committee is promoting sustainability within ACS and in society at large
(p.44)
Government & Policy
Two views on whether corn ethanol and, eventually, ethanol from cellulosic biomass will efficiently deliver national energy security
(pp. 12-16)
After more than two decades, NSF's Chemistry Division adds a research center to its portfolio
(pp. 23-24)Books
Two books take a close look at the inventive scientists behind lifesaving drugs and carbonated candy
(pp. 54-57)
Science & Technology
Hazardous failures of lithium-ion batteries are uncommon, yet researchers strive to minimize dangers
(pp. 26-28)
Chemistry stamps depict key discoveries, famous chemists, and chemical errors
(pp. 29-31)