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October 10, 2016 Cover
Volume 94, Issue 40
Although manufacturing fraud remains possible, Chinese firms have upgraded their processes to meet stricter U.S. regulations
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Making heparin safe
Although manufacturing fraud remains possible, Chinese firms have upgraded their processes to meet stricter U.S. regulations
C&EN profiles ICCAS, one of China’s leading chemistry institutes
By all measures, the Institute of Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is a rising star
Why efforts to block invasive aquatic species aboard ships are off to a rocky start
Despite ratification of a maritime treaty, confusion still reigns over how to comply
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Periodic graphics: The chemistry of nanotechnology
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning explains the chemistry behind the nanotechnology in products around your house.
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Tokuyama gives up on Malaysian silicon plant
Japanese firm joins Dow Corning in abandoning a polysilicon facility in the face of oversupply
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New chemical firms debut on the New York Stock Exchange
Activist investors played a behind the scenes role in formation of two new specialty chemical firms
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Science Concentrates
Triggerless shape-shifting polymers
Time-dependent transformations are encoded in a network of hydrogen bonds
