Aleksandra Kalinina

1. Introduction Polysiloxanes are extensively applied in many fields, including the cosmetic industry, electronics, biomedicine, artificial muscles, etc. [1,2,3,4,5,6,7]. Such a diversity of applications is owing to the unique properties of polysiloxanes: a wide range of working temperatures, weather resistance, inertness, hydrophobicity, chemical stability, low dielectric permittivity, etc.

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