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Five reaction schemes are suggested for the initiated nonbranched-chain addition of free radicals to the multiple bonds of unsaturated compounds. The proposed schemes include reactions competing with chain propagation reactions through a reactive fre...
The paper presents the main notions, mathematical models, and applications of the novel branch of mathematics called the Mathematical Theory of Development. This field seeks to provide a rigorous framework for understanding complex systems by integra...
As the object of our study, we have chosen present-day Russian families, living and functioning in a provincial urban environment and bearing the marks of social deprivation or at risk of suffering from it. The aim was to assess the intra-family prac...
In modern physics, it is almost axiomatic that the speed of light represents the highest possible terminal velocity for the transfer of energy and information. This paper presents philosophical arguments supporting the existence of 'action at a dista...
This paper presents an advanced economic model that systemically integrates scientifically-based strategies for a coherent macroeconomic policy, including tax policies, to evaluate and forecast the status of a specific balanced open economy (SOE). Th...
This study provides an ecological description of necrobionts and necrophilous beetles found in southern Russia. We detail the specific composition of these groups and the ecological processes underlying their formation. Over a period of 21 years, we ...
This article is devoted to the description of the mechanism of the transformation of negative entropy (negentropy) coming into the system from outside, into information by doubling bits of information originally presented in the system. The considera...
This article is based on the theory of vortex gravitation and examines the physical anomalies of Earth, such as the slowing of its rotation. It defines orbital acceleration, mass, and proximity to the Sun while estimating the age of our planet. The p...
Polyurethanes are well-known materials widely used for the manufacturing of medical devices due to their excellent physical, mechanical properties, and biocompatibility. However, their lack of inherent biological activity limits their application. Th...
It was found that F. esculentum plants, especially those with red and red-green stem colors, are a promising source of flavonoid compounds (up to 3%). Buckwheat extracts have high antioxidant activity, varying depending on the concentration in the ra...
The concept of ecological infrastructure, which can serve as a foundational element for sustainable development, was introduced by A. Tetior in 2003. This infrastructure encompasses a wide range of urban, regional, global, and cosmic elements, both n...
This paper explores the hypothesis that modern space activities, particularly rocket launches, have significant anthropogenic impacts on Earth's geophysical environment. The study highlights instances of increased natural disasters, such as earthquak...
The connection between society development and media influence was first articulated by Harold Innis, a scholar from the University of Toronto, in the mid-20th century. This notion was further expanded by Marshall McLuhan and Walter Ong. In Russia, s...
The present article discusses the challenges and implications of a new Unitary Quantum Theory in its application to various aspects of reality. This theory provides a novel approach to understanding phenomena that remain unexplained by Modern Science...