Polymers Teflon

It's formula is (-CF2-)n. Therefore this material has very small affinity to water

as I understand it, the dipole moments of fluorine atoms cancel each other out, as in CO2

@argentum You mean that this material is less polar than common hydrocarbon polymers?

@chaoticgood I can’t say for sure if we compare, for example, with polyethylene the same

We will wait for the answers of polymer experts in this field

I think Teflon isn't less polar than regular hydrocarbons, but it has a high glass transition point, which makes it possible to use it as a pan coating 

plus it is quite thermally and chemically stable

Wonder what reaction may proceed with Teflon?🤔

Pyrolysis, alkaline hydrolysis

@argentum Both reactions are quite abundant in organic chemistry. Well if to think about it, Teflon is has very simple composition, so I shouldn't be surprised 

Maybe

I've found out that fluorocarbon polymers are used as a lubricants for different polymer materials. For a good stream of liquid material and for easy demolish process 

@amalgama yes i read about it too