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Information × Registration Number 0221U101727, 0116U007024 , R & D reports Title Physico-chemical, colloidal-chemical and biocolloidal properties of peloids North-Western shelf of the Black sea and of the Black sea region ponds and the development of technological aspects of their preformats popup.stage_title Head Prokopenko Vitalii A., Registration Date 25-01-2021 Organization F. D. Ovcharenko Institute of Biocolloidal Chemistry NAS of Ukraine popup.description2  A scientifically sound methodology for the development of application and cosmetic therapeutic and treatment-and-prophylactic materials based on peloid marine sediments of the North-Western shelf of the Black Sea and sediments of surface reservoirs - from geological-geochemical, physicochemical and physiological-biological determination for in the specified role to technologies of their production. It was established that the surface deposits of the peloids of the North-Western shelf of the Black Sea, as well as the peloids of the surface occurrence of the Burnas estuary and lake Salts meet the requirements of medical and balneological practice for silt peloid systems of surface water bodies for balneological and cosmetic use. It is shown that according to a number of indicators they can become the basis for high-quality lines of domestic medical, cosmetic and medical-cosmetic products. This allows these materials, as well as pelitic silt of the Black Sea shelf, which are also studied in this project, to act as independent commercial products and a full-fledged substitute for therapeutic mud of Lake Chokrak, Saki estuary, etc., which were extracted and processed in the Republic of Crimea. Technological processes for obtaining (including preformation, modification of these native materials, in particular, colloidal gold and oil extract of milk thistle seeds) cosmetic compositions have been developed. Two patents were obtained - for a utility model and for an invention. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2021-01-25 Close