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Draws on the expertise of key figures throughout the chemical industry.
Contents
Legal Aspects of Waste Minimization: Government Policies to Encourage Cleaner Production, Lord Strathclyde. Waste Minimization in the Context of Integrated Pollution Control, D. Slater. Waste Minimization and Clean Technology - Why Do It? - A CIA View, M. Wright. Corporate Strategy to Waste Minimization: Efforts of BASF towards Cleaner Technology and Waste Minimization, K.G. Malle. Shell Chemicals UK's Response to the Environmental Challenge, J.F. Draper. A Corporate Commitment to Waste Minimization, R.E. Chandler. Waste Minimization - A Small Company Perspective, B.W. Trenbirth. Practical Aspects of Waste Minimization: The Interface between the Chemist and the Chemical Engineer as a Source of Waste, R. Smith and E.A. Petela. Waste Minimization - The Role of Process Development, I.G. Laing. Advances in Chemical Recycling for Plastics and Elastomers, V. Williams. New Technology for Waste Minimization: Profit and Waste - Allied Allies, M.J. Braithwaite. The Role of Biotechnology in the Development of Clean Manufacturing, S.C. Taylor. The Benefits of Computer Control in the Process Development Laboratory, R.H. Valentine. The Use of Heterogeneous Catalysis in the Synthesis of Fine Chemicals and Chemical Intermediates, J.H. Clark. The Creation of New Catalysts, C.J. Suckling.
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