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tributyl tin

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tributyl tin
one of the constituents in defouling paint used on the exterior of boats.
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Not only is overall coatings production expected to rebound from a poor performance in 2008, but organosulfurs are likely to be the leading replacement for tributyl tin (TBT) in the marine antifoulant segment.
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1) Coatings containing toxic materials such as tributyl tin and cuprous oxide have been used for decades as effective antifouling coatings.
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8 million trees annually) and water for irrigation, and many nappies also contain TBT, or tributyl tin, a pollutant that disrupts the immune and hormonal systems of shellfish.
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