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Barashkov N., Hnativ RM, Irgibaeva I., Khirivskyi PR, Lyakh Yu.Ye.Et SSWWoorrlldd Germany Barashkov N., Hnativ R.M., Irgibaeva I., Khirivskyi P.R., Lyakh Yu.Ye.et al. ERBE DER EUROPÄISCHEN WISSENSCHAFT MEDIZIN, CHEMIE, BIOLOGIE, ÖKOLOGIE, LANDWIRTSCHAFT HERITAGE OF EUROPEAN SCIENCE MEDICINE, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AGRICULTURE Monographic series «European Science» Book 2. Part 4. In internationalen wissenschaftlich-geometrischen Datenbanken enthalten Included in International scientometric databases MONOGRAPHIE MONOGRAPH SWorld-NetAkhatAV Karlsruhe 2020 ISSN 2709-2313 Monographic series «European Science» Authors: Barashkov N. (4), Bosak M.P. (10), Davydova I.V. (7), Dikhtiaruk E. (5), Fishchuk O.S. (8), Grebenyuk A. (5), Hnativ I.R. (9), Hnativ R.M. (9), Irgibaeva I. (4), Kharkovliuk-Balakina N. (3), Khirivskyi P.R. (9), Kulesha N.P. (1), Lyakh M.V. (2), Lyakh Y.Y. (2), Maksimchuk R.A. (2), Matkovsky A. (5), Medvydchuk K.V. (3), Melnychuk V.O. (2), Mendigaliyeva S. (4), Paientko V. (5), Pasichnikov V.E. (6), Pitsyshyn B.S. (10), Sakhno T. (4), Snitynskyi V.V. (9), Vdovychuk S.M. (10), Yakhno O.M. (9) Erbe der europäischen wissenschaft: medizin, chemie, biologie, ökologie, landwirtschaft. Monografische Reihe «Europäische Wissenschaft». Buch 2. Teil 4. 2020. Heritage of european science: medicine, chemistry, biology, ecology, agriculture. Monographic series «European Science». Book 2. Part 4. 2020. ISBN 978-3-9821783-6-3 DOI: 10.30888/978-3-9821783-6-3.2020-02-04 Published by: ScientificWorld-NetAkhatAV Lußstr. 13 76227 Karlsruhe, Germany in conjunction with Institute «SE&E» e-mail: [email protected] site: www.sworld.education Copyright © Authors, 2020 Copyright © Drawing up & Design. SWorld-NetAkhatAV, 2020 MONOGRAPH 2 ISBN 978-3-9821783-6-3 Erbe der europäischen wissenschaft Part 4 ÜBER DIE AUTOREN / ABOUT THE AUTHORS 1. Barashkov Nikolay, Micro-Tracers, Inc, 1370 Van Dyke Ave., San Francisco, Ukraine, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor - Chapter 4 (co-authored) 2. Bosak Mykola Panasovych, NU Lviv Polytechnic, Ukraine, PhD in technical sciences, docent - Chapter 10 (co-authored) 3. Davydova Iryna Volodymyrivna, State University "Zhytomyr Polytechnic", Ukraine, PhD in agricultural sciences, docent - Chapter 7 4. Dikhtiaruk Eugen, Institute of Surface Chemistry A.A. Chuiko of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine, graduate student - Chapter 5 (co-authored) 5. Fishchuk Oksana Sergiivna, Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University, Ukraine, PhD in biological sciences, Senior Lecturer - Chapter 8 6. Grebenyuk Anatoliy, Ukraine, PhD in Chemistry - Chapter 5 (co-authored) 7. Hnativ Ihor Romanovich, Lviv National Agrarian University, Ukraine, graduate student - Chapter 9 (co-authored) 8. Hnativ Roman Marianovich, National University "Lviv Polytechnic", Ukraine, Doctor of Technical Sciences, docent - Chapter 9 (co-authored) 9. Irgibaeva Irina, EURASIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY NAMED AFTER L.N. GUMILEVA, Ukraine, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor - Chapter 4 (co-authored) 10. Kharkovliuk-Balakina Natalia, State Institution "Institute of Gerontology of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine", Ukraine, PhD in biological sciences - Chapter 3 (co-authored) 11. Khirivskyi Petro Romanovich, Lviv National Agrarian University, Ukraine, Doctor of Biological Sciences, docent - Chapter 9 (co-authored) 12. Kulesha Nataliia Petrovna, National University "Ostrog Academy", Ukraine, PhD in Psychology, Senior Lecturer - Chapter 1 13. Lyakh Maryna Vladimirovna, Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University, Ukraine, graduate student - Chapter 2 (co-authored) 14. Lyakh Yuriy Yeremeyevich, National University "Ostrog Academy", Ukraine, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor - Chapter 2 (co-authored) 15. Maksimchuk Rostislav Anatolevich, Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University, Ukraine, graduate student - Chapter 2 (co-authored) 16. Matkovsky Alexander, Ukraine, PhD in Chemistry - Chapter 5 (co-authored) 17. Medvydchuk Katerina Vasilivna, State Institution "Institute of Gerontology of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine", Ukraine - Chapter 3 (co-authored) MONOGRAPH 3 ISBN 978-3-9821783-6-3 Erbe der europäischen wissenschaft Part 4 18. Melnychuk Viktoriia Olehivna, Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University, Ukraine, graduate student - Chapter 2 (co-authored) 19. Mendigaliyeva Svetlana, Eurasian national university named after L.N. Gumileva, Ukraine, graduate student - Chapter 4 (co-authored) 20. Paientko Viktoria, Ukraine, applicant, - Chapter 5 (co-authored) 21. Pasichnikov Vadim Eduardovich, Pacific National University, Russia, graduate student - Chapter 6 22. Pitsyshyn Bohdan Stepanovych, NU Lviv Polytechnic, Ukraine, applicant, Senior Lecturer - Chapter 10 (co-authored) 23. Sakhno Tamara, Poltava State Agrarian Academy, Ukraine, Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor - Chapter 4 (co-authored) 24. Snitynskyi Volodymyr Vasilievich, Lviv National Agrarian University, Ukraine, Doctor of Biological Sciences, Professor - Chapter 9 (co-authored) 25. Vdovychuk Serhii Mykolaiovych, PJSC Lviv ORGRES, Ukraine, specialist - Chapter 10 (co-authored) 26. Yakhno Oleg Mikhailovich, National Technical University of Ukraine "Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute", Ukraine, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor - Chapter 9 (co-authored) MONOGRAPH 4 ISBN 978-3-9821783-6-3 Erbe der europäischen wissenschaft Part 4 Inhalt / Content CHAPTER 1. PECULIARITIES OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL MECHANISM OF PUBLIC MANAGEMENT OF PALLIATIVE AND HOSPITAL CARE IN UKRAINE Introduction ................................................................................................................... 8 1.1. History of development and current state of palliative and hospice care in Ukraine ................................................................................. 9 1.2. The state of development and problems of implementation of the organizational mechanism of state management of palliative and hospice care in Ukraine ............................................................................... 13 1.3. Optimization of the organizational mechanism of state management of palliative and hospice care in Ukraine .................................................... 16 Conclusions ................................................................................................................. 18 CHAPTER 2. ASSESSMENT OF INFLUENCE OF INVERSION AND DECOMPRESSION REHABILITATION METHODS ON THE STATE OF FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS OF THE HUMAN BODY Introduction ................................................................................................................. 19 2.1. General aspects of the use of suspension therapy in the process of rehabilitation. Universal physiotherapeutic complex ................................. 20 2.2. Research methodology ............................................................................... 22 2.3. Justification of the purpose of the study .................................................... 23 2.4. Assessment of the functional status of patients due to the implementation of ICU ............................................................................... 23 Conclusions ................................................................................................................. 28 CHAPTER 3. ADVANTAGES OF SYSTEMATIC PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR PRESERVATION OF EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL OF WORKING AGE Introduction ................................................................................................................. 29 3.1. The influence of the age factor on the physiological and ergometric parameters of human labor activity ............................................................. 30 3.2. Prevention of accelerated professional aging by means of systematic physical activity .......................................................................................... 34 Conclusions ................................................................................................................. 37 CHAPTER 4. PROPERTIES OF IONIC LIQUIDS AND THEIR USE AS MEDIA FOR HYDROGEN STORAGE AND OTHER APPLICATIONS Introduction ................................................................................................................. 39 4.1. Basics of ionic liquids (ILS) ...................................................................... 39 4.1.1. Basics of ionic liquids ......................................................................... 39 MONOGRAPH 5 ISBN 978-3-9821783-6-3 Erbe der europäischen wissenschaft Part 4 4.1.2. Low-temperature eutectic solvents: versatile alternatives to ionic liquids ...................................................................................................... 43 4.1.3. Dissolution of keratin and other biopolymers in ILs and DES ........... 45 4.2. Ionic liquids as a potential media for hydrogen storage ............................ 45 4.2.1. Guanidinium and methyl guanidinium borohydride ........................... 48 4.2.2. Guanidinium octahydrotriborate ........................................................ 50 4.2.3. Patent literature on using ionic liquids in hydrogen storage ............. 55 4.3. Polymers with guanidine and guanidinium fragments in the chain ........... 60 4.4. Ionic liquids and deep eutectic solvents and their use for dissolving animal hair ................................................................................. 65 4.5. Positive and negative thermochromism of triphenylmethanes dyes in solutions of ionic liquids ................................................................
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