Organotin Environmental fate and effects
single toxicant before it, yet one that has now been brought under effective control-at least in estuaries and the nearshore environment. The problem with TBT and its cause was first recognized in France, then in the United Kingdom and the United States of America; and in these and other countries l...
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Dordrecht
Springer Netherlands
1996, 1996
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1996 |
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Table of Contents:
- 12 Embryogenesis and larval development in Crassostrea gigas: Experimental data and field observations on the effect of tributyltin compounds
- 13 Reproductive failure in the Gastropod Nucella lapillus associated with imposex caused by tributyltin pollution: A review
- 14 Flowthrough bioassay studies on the effects of antifouling TBT leachates
- 15 Mussels as bioindicators: Effects of TBT on survival, bioaccumulation, and growth under natural conditions
- 16 Bioaccumulation of TBT by aquatic organisms
- 17 Tributyltin bioconcentration from solution and suspended sediments by oysters, with a comparison with uptake in a field experiment
- 18 Metabolism of tributyltin by aquatic organisms
- 19 Measurement and significance of the release rate for tributyltin
- 20 Environmental loading of tributyltin from drydocks and ship hulls
- 21 Persistence and fate of tributyltin inaquatic ecosystems
- 1 An introduction to organotin compounds and their use in antifouling coatings
- 2 European policy and regulatory action for organotin-based antifouling paints
- 3 Regulatory policies and strategies for organotin compounds
- 4 Purge-trap method for determination of tributyltin by atomic absorption spectrometry
- 5 Gas chromatographic determination of butyltin compounds in water using hydride derivatization
- 6 Grignard derivatization and mass spectrometry as techniques for the analysis of butyltins in environmental samples
- 7 Analytical methods for tributyltin in sediments and tissues
- 8 Comparison of methodologies for butyltin species determination
- 9 A review of acute effects of tributyltin compounds on aquatic biota
- 10 Experimental studies of chronic toxicity of tributyltin compounds
- 11 An assessment of the value of shell thickening in Crassostrea gigas as an indicator of exposure to tributyltin
- 22 Particle-water partitioning and the role of sediments as a sink and secondary source of TBT
- 23 Sorption behavior of tributyltin
- 24 Tributyltin concentration in waters of the Chesapeake Bay
- 25 Tributyltin concentrations in water, sediment, and bivalve tissues from San Diego Bay and Hawaiian harbors
- 26 Tributyltin in Canadian waters
- 27 Changes in concentrations of organotins in water and sediment in England and Wales following legislation
- 28 Organotins in municipal wastewater and sewage sludge
- 29 Research information requirements associated with the environmental fate and effects of organotin compounds