Abstract
The molecular conformation and spectroscopic and kinetic characteristics of hybrid selenium-containing nanosystems based on different kinds of biocompatible polymer stabilizers are determined via UV spectroscopy, static/dynamic light scattering, and flow birefringence at a Se0 : polymer weight ratio of ν = 0.1. It is shown that the structure of polymer stabilizers is a factor that determines the formation of selenium-containing nanostructures and the optimization of their parameters (rate constants, size parameters, molecular weight, density, free energy, and spectral characteristics).
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