Chemical and Engineering News

General searching may be done from internet website http // dewey.tis.eh. doe.gov/v oeaf/oe weekly/ for weekly descriptions of chemical accidents in the DOE. Most of hem incidents in Section 7.1.2 were taken from Chemical and Engineering News, pub d by the A rican Chemical Society (ACS). It has a website at http //pubs.acs.org/cen/ir hi. A... [Pg.302]

Pigford, R. L. (1976). Chemical Technology The Past 100 Years. Chemical and Engineering News (April 6) 190-195. [Pg.709]

Dagani, R. Gas hydrates eyed as future energy source, Chemical and Engineering News, March 6, 1995, p. 39. [Pg.28]

Morse, P. M. Producers brace for MTBE Phaseout, Chemical and Engineering News, April 12, 1999, p. 26. [Pg.168]

Haggrn, J. Innovation in Catalysis Create Environmentally Friendly THE Process Chemical and Engineering News, April 3, 1995, pp. 20-23. [Pg.186]

Illman, D. Environmentally Benign Chemistry Aims for Processes That Don t Pollute, Chemical and Engineering News, Sept. 5, 1994,... [Pg.299]

Baum, R. Elastomeric Polypropylene Oscillating Catalyst Controls Microstructure, Chemical and Engineering News, Jan., 16, 1995, pp. 6-7. [Pg.322]

Stinson, S. Polycyanurates Find Applications, Their Chemistry Remains Puzzling, Chemical and Engineering News, Sept. 12, 1994, pp. 30-31. [Pg.372]

Reisch M. S., Thermoplastic, Elastomers Bring New Vigor to Rubber Industry, Chemical and Engineering News, May 4, 1992, pp. 29-41. [Pg.372]

Uhlig, H. H., United Nations Scientific Conference on Conservation of Resources. Sectional Meeting, Lake Success (1947) Chemical and Engineers News, 27, 2764 (1949) Corrosion, 6, 29 (1950)... [Pg.11]

For Further Reading C. M. Henry, Special delivery, Chemical and Engineering News (September 18, 2000), pp. 49-64. M. J. Lysaght and P. Aebischei Encapsulated cells as therapy, Scientific American (April 1999), pp. 76-82. S. Morrissey, Nanotech meets medicine, Chemical and Engineering News (May 16, 2005), p. TO. [Pg.466]

For Further Reading Breakthrough Technologies Institute, The Online Fuel Cell Information Center," http //www.fuelcells.org/. M. Jacoby, Filling up with Hydrogen," Chemical and Engineering News, vol. 83, August 22, 2005, pp. 42-47. R Weiss, Pocket sFuel cells go mobile, Chemistry in Britain, January 2003, p. 27. [Pg.640]

For Further Reading S. Borman, Nanotubes. Chemical and Engineering News, December 16, 2002, pp. 45-46. S. Fritz, ed.. Understanding nanotechnology, New York Scientific American, 2002. M. Ratner and D. Ratner, Nanotechnology The next big idea, Upper Saddle River Prentice Hall, 2003. B. I. Yakobson and R. F. Smalley, Fullerene nanotubes Q 000,000 ar d beyond. American Scientist, July-August, 1997, pp. 324—337. [Pg.728]

For Further Reading R. E. Gleason, How far will circuits shrink Science Spectra, vol. 20, 2000, pp. 32—40. B. Halford, Better electrochromics, Chemical and Engineering News, November 30, 2005, http //pubs.acs.org/cen/news/83/i49/8349 electrochromics.html. P. Yam, Plastics get wired, Scientific American, July 1995, pp. 83-89. Information (advanced) on the Nobel Prize 2000, at http //nobelprize.org/nobel prizes/chem-istry/laureates/2000/adv.html... [Pg.891]

Production data are compiled annually by the American Chemical Society and published in Chemical and Engineering News. This table is based on the information about production in 2005 that was published in the July 10, 2006, issue. Water, sodium chloride, and steel traditionally are not included and would outrank the rest if they were. Hydrogen is heavily used but almost always on site as soon as it has been prepared. [Pg.936]

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