Anyone who has ever washed pots and pans, knows that Teflon-coated cookware is one of the easiest to wash by far. It seems that no matter how hard one tries, nothing sticks to such cookware. How does this magic occur?
The process of Teflon formation by polymerization requires a catalyst.
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The monomer that composes the Teflon polymer is HOOC-CF2-CF2-OH
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The monomer that composes the Teflon polymer is CF2=CF2
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The Teflon polymer is formed by Chain-growth polymerization.
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The polymer chains can be hydrolyzed.
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The enthalpy of C-C bonds is large
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The enthalpy of C=C bonds is large
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The enthalpy of C-F bonds is large
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In this video, students will watch an explanation of how Teflon is attached to a pan. After completing learning the subject of “Polymers” in class, the students will answer questions related to the Teflon polymer and will receive further explanations regarding this polymer in the video.
Monomer, polymer, Chain-growth polymerization, Step-growth polymerization, Teflon, intermolecular bonds, Van der Waals bonds, polar bonds, catalyst, hydrolysis, bond enthalpy.
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