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April 28, 2008 Cover
Volume 86, Issue 17
COVER: Artist Matt Collins depicts a novel type of particle used in LC columns. The HALO particles are made by Advanced Materials Technology and have a solid silica core with a thin porous silica coating and are 2.7 ?m in diameter.
Volume 86, Issue 17
LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
Smaller particles, higher pressures, and other unconventional conditions spur speed and efficiency in separations
COVER: Artist Matt Collins depicts a novel type of particle used in LC columns. The HALO particles are made by Advanced Materials Technology and have a solid silica core with a thin porous silica coating and are 2.7 ?m in diameter.
Credit: Courtesy of Advanced Materials Technology
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April 28, 2008 Issue
Volume 86, Issue 17
April 28, 2008 Issue, Vol. 86 | Iss. 17
Smaller particles, higher pressures, and other unconventional conditions spur speed and efficiency in separations
(pp. 17-23)
Features
Business
With the advent of digital information, traditional corporate libraries are shrinking or disappearing entirely (pp. 30-31)
Government & Policy
Bills enhance consumer product safety agency's clout (pp. 40-41)
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(p.13)Chemical Makers Enjoy Growth
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(p.13)Cooling The Planet
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(p.14)'Hotter' Superconductors
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(p.15)Scientific Integrity
Survey finds that EPA scientists experience political interference
(p.15)Departments
Business
Japanese firm goes to West Virginia to build novel chemical plant
(pp. 28-29)
With the advent of digital information, traditional corporate libraries are shrinking or disappearing entirely
(pp. 30-31)
Shanghai-based Alputon operates a unique drug development platform it brought from the U.S.
(p.32)Concentrates
(pp. 25-26)
(pp. 25-26)- FDA Nixes Genzyme Process
- Intrepid Potash Has Stock Market Debut
- Akzo Nobel Raises ICI Synergy Target
- Senomyx Expands Deals With Nestlé, Coca-Cola
- GSK Buying Sirtris For $720 Million
- Judge Rejects Plastic Bag Ban
- BASF Invests In Biodegradable Polymer
- Unidym Nanotubes Used In Aircraft Engine
- Archimica Sells Plant To Teva
- Mitsubishi Closes Research Institute
- Genzyme And Syngenta Plan R&D For Beijing
- GSK And Regulus Seal RNA Drug Pact
- Business Roundup
- All Concentrates
ACS News
Government & Policy
Congress defies White House bid to expand markets for U.S. exporters
(pp. 35-39)
Bills enhance consumer product safety agency's clout
(pp. 40-41)
Science & Technology
Smaller particles, higher pressures, and other unconventional conditions spur speed and efficiency in separations
(pp. 17-23)
Medicinal chemists disclose drug candidates for hepatitis, cancer, and other conditions
(pp. 44-47)
Scientists probe antibacterial mechanism of natural clays
(pp. 48-49)
Annual conference returns to Philadelphia to highlight achievements of black chemists and chemical engineers
(pp. 50-52)
Ben Stein's antiscience 'documentary' equates evolution with Nazism
(p.53)
Green Chemistry Institute's personable new director plans to build consensus for chemists' sustainability efforts
(p.54)
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