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The EVISA Link database contains information about all aspects of tin speciation:
- tin species determination (analytical methods etc)
- toxicity and biological activity of different tin species
- distribution and fate of aluminium species in the environment
- mobility, bioavailability and bioaccumulation of tin species
- Research groups and their projects related to the chemical speciation of Sn
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The mobility of TBT in dredged sediment disposed on land
Thesis University of Qeensland...

Thesis - Analysis of TBT in the environment and analytical methods
Thesis f rom the university of Queensland...

Thesis - Organotin and osmoregulation
Thesis from the university of Southampton...

Tin in canned foods
 bulletin for the Australian food industry   ...

Tin in food
Tin is an essential element for the growth of rats, but whether this applies to human growth is not known....

Tin PVC Stabilisers Risk Characterisation
This section contains excerpts from the Organotin Environmental Programme of ORTEPA: "Organotin Stabilisers for PVC, a review of applications, toxicology and ecotoxicology, 2/1997". For more informati...

Tin use survey 2007
ITRI today released new data on global tin use by market sector in 2006 together with information on use trends from 2004-2007. This unique study, carried out as part of ITRI’s Sustainability Pr...

Toxicity of tributyltin fluoride (TBTF)
In the early 1960s, both tributyltin oxide (TBTO) and TBT fluoride were tested, mainly in Africa, as molluscicides against several freshwater snail species that ...

Toxipedia: Tributyltin
Tributyltin (TBT) is a highly toxic biocide that has been used extensively to protect the hulls of large ships. It is a problem in the aquatic environment because it is extremely toxic to non-target...

Trends in TBT Water Column Concentrations at a Marina in Hampton Roads, VA
Status: Though generally declining, the water column concentrations recorded near marinas in Hampton Roads, VA are still high enough to poase a risk to certain Bay organisms such as plankton and mollu...

Tri-n-butyltin Degradation Pathway Map
This pathway focuses on the microalgal biodegradation of TBT. ...

Tributyltin oxide - Toxicological review
Health assessment information on a chemical substance is included in IRIS only after a comprehensive review of chronic toxicity data by U.S. EPA health scientists from several Program Offices and the ...

Triphenyltin Exposure Causes Irreversible Inhibition of the Cytotoxic Function of Human Natural Killer Cells
Previously, we have shown that exposure to TPT (1 µM for 1 h) greatly reduced the ability of NK cells (obtained from peripheral blood of adult male and female volunteer donors) to kill K562 (human chr...

UBA: Erfassung morpho- und histopathologischer Effekte von Organozinnverbindungen auf marine Mollusken und Prüfung ihrer Verwendbarkeit für ein zukünftiges biologisches Effektmonitoring (UBA-Texte 46/98)
Zusammenfassung- Der Einsatz von Organozinnverbindungen als Antifouling-Schiffsanstrich und in anderen Anwendungsbereichen (Materialschutz in der Holz- und...

UBA: Meeresverschmutzungen durch Tributylzinn (TBT)
Organische Zinnverbindungen werden seit den 70er Jahren in Schiffsfarben verwendet. Sie ersetzten die damals verwendeten Biozide wie DDT, Phenylquecksilber, Pentachlorphenol, Organoblei-, Kupfer- und ...



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