Abstract Paints containing biocides prevent the adhesion of organisms to the hulls of ships, and are hazardous to aquatic ecosystems. I reviewed published literature report-ing the behaviour, occurrence, and toxicity in aquatic environments of the organotin-free new antifouling biocides. Our analysis included the representative alternative new biocides
hulls. These coatings offered up to 5 years of foul-free hulls and were the most effective antifouli...
The International Maritime Organisation has agreed on a plan to ban the use of organotin for antifou...
Organotin compounds are chemical compounds based on tin with hydrocarbon substituent used in manufac...
Biocides are chemical substances that can deter or kill the microorganisms responsible for biofoulin...
Biofouling results from the accumulation of a wide variety of organisms including microorganisms, pl...
This chapter provides a statement on our current knowledge of the occurrence, fate and risks associa...
Antifouling paints containing active biocides are typically used on the hulls of ships and boats to ...
Marine biofouling, growth on submerged surfaces, is a problem for the commercial shipping industry b...
Antifouling paint booster biocides are a group of organic compounds added to antifouling paints to i...
Any artificial structure in contact which serves as a base for macro-organisms to grow on. It is kno...
Antifouling biocides used in boat paints were analyzed with a battery of toxicity bioassays to evalu...
The imminent ban of environmentally harmful tributyltin (TBT)-based paint products has been the caus...
Antifouling paints are applied on vessels to prevent growth of fouling organisms such hasbarnacles. ...
Antifouling paints are applied on vessels to prevent growth of fouling organisms such hasbarnacles. ...
To evaluate the effects of antifouling paints and biocides on larval settlement and metamor-phosis, ...
hulls. These coatings offered up to 5 years of foul-free hulls and were the most effective antifouli...
The International Maritime Organisation has agreed on a plan to ban the use of organotin for antifou...
Organotin compounds are chemical compounds based on tin with hydrocarbon substituent used in manufac...
Biocides are chemical substances that can deter or kill the microorganisms responsible for biofoulin...
Biofouling results from the accumulation of a wide variety of organisms including microorganisms, pl...
This chapter provides a statement on our current knowledge of the occurrence, fate and risks associa...
Antifouling paints containing active biocides are typically used on the hulls of ships and boats to ...
Marine biofouling, growth on submerged surfaces, is a problem for the commercial shipping industry b...
Antifouling paint booster biocides are a group of organic compounds added to antifouling paints to i...
Any artificial structure in contact which serves as a base for macro-organisms to grow on. It is kno...
Antifouling biocides used in boat paints were analyzed with a battery of toxicity bioassays to evalu...
The imminent ban of environmentally harmful tributyltin (TBT)-based paint products has been the caus...
Antifouling paints are applied on vessels to prevent growth of fouling organisms such hasbarnacles. ...
Antifouling paints are applied on vessels to prevent growth of fouling organisms such hasbarnacles. ...
To evaluate the effects of antifouling paints and biocides on larval settlement and metamor-phosis, ...
hulls. These coatings offered up to 5 years of foul-free hulls and were the most effective antifouli...
The International Maritime Organisation has agreed on a plan to ban the use of organotin for antifou...
Organotin compounds are chemical compounds based on tin with hydrocarbon substituent used in manufac...