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April 4, 2011 Cover
Volume 89, Issue 14
At Pittcon 2011 attendance improves, as does the instrument industry business climate
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Blue Whodunit
Artifact-staining dye structures revealed, but case far from closed
Nuclear Studies
Japanese nuclear power plant crisis sparks examination of U.S. reactors
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Testing And Treating For Chromium
As regulators consider tightening limits on Cr (VI) in drinking water, analysis and treatment technology may limit how low they can go
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Keeping Business Eyes On The Prize
Small firms making boron reagents compete to supply materials for popular coupling reaction
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Free Lunch: Activists At GlobalChem Press For Policy Reform Discussion
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