Mechanical Evolution of the Growing Organic Solid Films of Acetyl Chloride and Diethylamine and Their Specific Interaction

Abstract

A number of critical phenomena arising in the growing films of low temperature co-condensates of acetyl chloride and diethylamine has been studied. Correlation between the physico-chemical behavior of the films and the values of mechanical stresses in the samples is shown. Phenomenological model which presents a critical phenomena as a consequence of the film structure evolution during the formation process is proposed.