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KAGAKU TO KOGYO (OSAKA) 4_9 (3> , 90-97 (1975) "TOXICITY OF ORGANOTIN CHEMICALS ADDED AS STABILIZERS AND THEIR USE AS PESTICIDES" Moriji Miyake and Sanae Fujita Introduction Compounds which possess Sn-C bonds, the so-called organotin compounds, may be divided into the following 4 types: RSnX^, R^SnX^, R^SnX, and R^Sn (R= alkyl or aryl group).
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