Changes in the chemical industry: the perspective of a catalyst supplier
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The chemical industry is going through unprecedented changes, most of which are directed towards downsizing and consolidation. Colin Gent, an independent consultant and former head of catalysis at ICI, discusses these changes in relation to industrial catalysis, outlining the underlying business cycles and the interactions between society and industry.
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