Organotin compounds

Organotin compounds are metal organic compounds formed by the direct combination of tin and carbon. The main uses are as catalysts (dibutyltin, stannous octoate), stabilizers (such as dimethyltin, dioctyltin, tetraphenyltin) , Agricultural pesticides, fungicides (such as dibutyltin, tributyltin, triphenyltin) and coatings and antifungal agents for daily necessities.

The main damages of organotin compounds to the organism are: the central nervous system can cause white matter edema, the oxidative phosphorylation process of cell energy utilization is blocked, the inhibition of the thymus and lymphatic system, the impairment of cellular immunity, and the suppression of hormone secretion cause diabetes And hyperlipidemia. Toxicity to humans, local irritation of skin, respiratory tract, cornea, skin or brain edema can cause systemic poisoning and even death. In 1958, France caused a 10% death rate (known as the Stalinon event) due to the treatment of skin diseases with triethyltin-containing agents.

TBT,TPhT，DBT,DOT,TCYHT,TOT,TPTDMT,DPHT,DPT,MBT,MOT,MMT,MPHT,TEBT,TEET,TMT...
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