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January 17, 2005 Cover
Volume 83, Issue 3
Custom synthesis providers greet new year with cautious optimism, focusing on innovation as a key component of success in a hypercompetitive business climate
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Custom Chemicals
Custom synthesis providers greet new year with cautious optimism, focusing on innovation as a key component of success in a hypercompetitive business climate
Oxygen Gives New Life to Art
NASA technology developed for testing satellite materials is found to restore damaged paintings
New Products
New and Notable in the Chemical Industry
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Safety Derailed
After nine deaths, inspectors seek causes of deadly chlorine spill
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Altana Seeks Growth Niches
German firm looks for specialty chemical markets in which it can be the 'clear number one'
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Methyl Bromide Phaseout Stymied
After falling for many years, U.S. consumption of the ozone-depleting fumigant may be rising
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Science Concentrates
Chemical Stocks
Many chemical firms saw good gains in share prices for quarter and year
