Chemistry, asked by surajkumarsk7737, 1 year ago

Where the word Teflon come from?

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Answered by lucky1148

commercially important synthetic polymer, 1945, proprietary name registered in U.S. by du Pont, from chemical name (poly)te(tra)fl(uoroethylene) + arbitrary ending -on; popularized as a coating of non-stick pans in 1960s; metaphoric extension, especially in reference to U.S. President Ronald Reagan, is attested from an ...

Answered by ccbhedke

1940s: from tetra- ‘four’ + fluoro- + -on on the pattern of words such as nylon and rayon.

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