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New entry for periodic table

A new element will soon be added to the periodic table, according to this article today on BBC news and forwarded to the Blog by ICB reporter, Mark Watts. Read More...

Published 11 Jun 2009 13:10 by ICIS Chemicals Confidential

Filed under: BBC, chemicals, periodic table, elements
No-fertilizer heaviest potato found in Lebanon

My colleague Steve Mitchell, expert on all things pertaining to fertilizer, shows me this BBC article on a massive potato grown in Lebanon. "Imagine how large it would've been if they had used fertilizer," he says. Click here for more blog...

Published 8 Dec 2008 12:45 by ICIS Chemicals Confidential

Filed under: BBC, chemicals, trivia, fertilizers, potato, Lebanon
Chemicals follow cell phones "down the toilet"

The sharp fall in most chemical prices in recent weeks has resulted in some frayed nerves and some colourful language from traditionally mild-mannered industry contacts of ICIS pricing reporters - some of which has been captured in ICIS news articles...

Published 28 Oct 2008 17:39 by ICIS Chemicals Confidential

Filed under: BBC, chemicals, price reporting, train
An homage to "Living without Polypropylene"

The Blog is shocked to see that our own ground-breaking article on " Living without polypropylene for a week - Cold Turkey " by Andy Brice in ICIS Chemical Business on 19 May 2008 has been the subject of an "homage" today by a reporter...

Published 1 Aug 2008 16:11 by ICIS Chemicals Confidential

Filed under: BBC, plastics, chemicals, ICIS, ICIS Chemical Business, media life, polypropylene, Andy Brice

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An homage to "Living without Polypropylene"