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July 26, 2010 Cover
Volume 88, Issue 30
COVER: This ethlene cracking unit in Fujian province,China, started up in November 2009, is part of a joint venture between Sinopec, the Fujian government, ExxonMobil, and Saudi Aramco
Volume 88, Issue 30
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COVER: This ethlene cracking unit in Fujian province,China, started up in November 2009, is part of a joint venture between Sinopec, the Fujian government, ExxonMobil, and Saudi Aramco
Credit: ExxonMobil
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Volume 88, Issue 30
July 26, 2010 Issue, Vol. 88 | Iss. 30
Sales tumble as C&EN’s ranking shows the full force of the recession
(pp. 13-16)
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Record number of ongoing accident investigations plus BP rig explosion means busy time ahead for CSB (pp. 26-28)
Science & Technology
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(p.8)Sugar Derivative Solidifies Oil
Materials Chemistry: Gelation process could turn spilled oil into skimmable fat for easy cleanup
(p.8)Cool Roofs
Government: Energy Secretary Mounts New Efficiency Program For Federal Buildings
(p.9)Scientist Held For Trade Secret Theft
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(p.9)Display Demand Spurs Investment
Electronic Materials: Japan’s Fujifilm and Kuraray expand LCD film capacity
(p.10)Dow Takes The Olympic Podium
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(p.10)Fresh Air For Avandia
Drug Discovery: New diabetes drug insights may revive research efforts
(p.11)South Korea's Honam Makes Malaysian Buy
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(p.11)Graphite Oxide's Flammability Explained
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(p.35)Departments
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(p.22)
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(pp. 20-21)
In Europe, new refrigerants will be fluorocarbons,
not carbon dioxide
(p.23)
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- AVI, Tekmira Land Defense Contracts
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(p.43)
Government & Policy
Administration wants congress to extend antiterrorism standards for chemical plants
(pp. 30-31)
Controversy over hidden risks of diabetes drug prompts calls for government action
(p.32)
Record number of ongoing accident investigations plus BP rig explosion means busy time ahead for CSB
(pp. 26-28)
Science & Technology
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(p.34)
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(p.42)
Technologies to reel in greenhouse gas emissions abound, but can’t move forward without policy actions
(pp. 36-38)
Scientists engineer an orally active conotoxin
(pp. 39-40)
An impurity makes gold-mediated couplings both beautiful and complicated
(p.41)Newscripts
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