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Sun, H.; Huang, G.; Dal, S. Adsorption behaviour and qspr studies of organotin compounds on estuarine sediment. Chemosphere 1996, 33, 831–838.
The adsorption behaviour of eight organotin species and Sn4+ (SnCl4) on estuarine sediments has been reported for the first time. It was found that the adsorption of organotins varies greatly with molecular structure. The order of adsorption coefficient k is Sn4+ > mono- > di-> tri-organotins. Corre
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