Chemical Engineering magazine is the world's leading publication covering all aspects of the engineering technology used by the chemical process industries (CPI). Published for more than 100 years, Chemical Engineering provides a timely mix of technical news reporting and practical, expert information on all aspects of the chemical engineering practice.
ABOUT THIS APP
This is not just a magazine app … it’s a CONTENT app. It combines all of the publisher’s content in one app: print, multi-media and web. You will find a rich-media experience with each and every issue. Slide through the pages, watch videos, listen to audio pod casts, view photo slide shows, and be entertained by other in-page web experiences. Click the Feeds button, and view streaming web content from the publisher in real-time.
MY LIBRARY / AVAILABLE ISSUES: Purchase subscriptions and single issues through your iTunes account and download them to your My Library.
FEEDS: View the latest web articles and a variety of other content in real-time.
VIEWER: Browse all the various contents of the issue: pages, video, audio, photos, favorites, notes, and ads.
CONTENTS: Browse all articles, click on a thumbnail and navigate directly to each page.
SEARCH: Search key words or phrases, and with one click navigate to your search result.
SHARE: Provides integration with eMail, Facebook and Twitter. E-Mail a link to a friend to download this app, or post a thumbnail/link in your Facebook or Twitter account.
TEXT ONLY: View select articles in “text-only” mode for easy reading.
FAVORITES AND NOTES: Bookmark your favorite pages or take notes.
SETTINGS: Change user preferences by enabling or disabling certain features like hot spots, vertical page scroll, and enabling or disabling Facebook and Twitter integration. You can also find out more about the publisher and get links to the publisher’s web page.
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