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“Background Hybrid organic-inorganic polymer nanosystems (OIS) were considered by many researchers as very interesting and perspective materials due to possibility to combine chemically bonded organic and inorganic blocks in one structure and, therefore, to synthesize compositions with their common properties, thus obtaining materials with specific characteristics [1, 2]. OIS represent as perspective industrial materials, such as solid polymer electrolytes and membranes for fuel cells [3, 4] (due to the presence of ionic conductivity) and coatings (because of their high chemical, radiation resistance and thermal stability [5–7]). In general, the investigation of the structure/properties relationships is a major aim of Materials Science [8–10]. Many efforts are applied to the complex investigations of a relaxation behavior of various materials because of ability to obtain the information of these relationships. The mostly well-known method of synthesis of hybrid organic-inorganic systems is the sol-gel process that is highly effective for synthesis of tailored organic-inorganic systems [1–3, 11]. However, this multi-step method involves rather complicated processes.