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American Chemical Society's Weekly Presspac -- Aug. 29, 2007
Date:9/3/2007

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Journalists Resources

Press releases and more from ACS 234th national meeting Aug. 19-23, 2007

A treasure trove of news sources, background material, and story ideas is available from the ACSs latest National Meeting. Reporters can view press releases; search an archive with abstracts of 9,500 scientific presentations and 1,000 non-technical summaries of those presentations; and access other resources at: http://www.acspresscenter.org/index.php

New ACS Annual Report

The 2006 ACS annual report, A New Vision at Work, can be a valuable resource for journalists trying to keep pace with chemistry and the multiple fields of science that involve chemistry. The report features a series of commentaries by chemists, including Nobel Laureate Robert H. Grubbs, on chemistrys role in working toward better medications, more nutritious food, sources of renewable energy, and other innovations. The newly published report is available for reading and downloading at: www.chemistry.org/2006annualreport.html

General Chemistry Glossary
http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/glossary.shtml


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American Chemical Society
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