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Application of organotin compounds for protecting wood and other materials and in nonfouling paints

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The present review is the third part of a review series dedicated to application of organotin compounds. This part discusses the application of organotin compounds for protection of wood and other natural and synthetic materials from biological damage, as well as biocidal additives to nonfouling paints. The prospects are discussed of using organotin compounds in these areas.

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Shiryaev, V.I., Storozhenko, P.A. Application of organotin compounds for protecting wood and other materials and in nonfouling paints. Polym. Sci. Ser. D 5, 221–230 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995421212030203

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