Facts & Figures Of The Chemical Industry
2006 was a good year for the chemical industry
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July 2, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 27
2006 was a good year for the chemical industry
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An Abundance Of Organic Chemistry
Meeting spotlights diverse interests of organic chemists, including biological and catalytic systems
Mercury Excess
Congress and EPA probe possibility of long-term storage of liquid metal
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Fujifilm Rearranges The Picture
Photo giant bets big on R&D in the face of a rapid decline in its core film business
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Drug Companies Take Control
Industry is pushed toward process management regimes that link drug development to product launch
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Forging into food
SAFC aims to bring its regulatory and analytical strengths to supplying food products
