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PTFE, famously referred to as Teflon, was not a planned discovery. In 1938, DuPont stumbled upon this exceptional compound fairly by accident, triggering a transformation in products scientific research and commercial applications.

One early morning in 1938, Roy Plunkett, a young chemist, was active having fun with his experiments in a corner of DuPont. His task seemed simple: discover a new refrigerant.

(Roy and his colleagues)

However, simply when Roy believed it was simply a regular job, things took a turn. He kept the tetrafluoroethylene gas in a cylinder and said to himself: "Okay, see you tomorrow." The next day, when he returned to proceed his experiment, he located that the gas had actually inexplicably gone away, leaving only a stack of white powder. Well, this was absolutely different from the manuscript he prepared. Imagine his expression during that time: half baffled, half curious. Upon further investigation, he uncovered that this weird white powder had some awesome superpowers: it was unfriendly to almost all chemicals, can remain cool at severe temperatures, and was as slippery as oil. Suddenly, Luo realized that while he had yet to find a new cooling agent, he had actually mistakenly found the secret active ingredient of the cooking area superhero of the future - non-stick frying pans. After that, frying eggs was no more a difficulty, and cleaning pots became a breeze.

Although the discovery of PTFE was unexpected, it had significant cutting edge value for the plastics sector and numerous other areas, such as aerospace, autos, electronics, and appliances. PTFE is commonly made use of as a result of its one-of-a-kind chemical and physical buildings - extremely reduced friction coefficient, high-temperature resistance, chemical security, and non-stickiness. From kitchen area utensils to important parts of the space shuttle, PTFE made many ingenious applications feasible. Yet while PTFE (Teflon ®) marked an innovative innovation in products scientific research, it was only the beginning of a long and hard road to commercialization and prevalent application. The initial difficulty was not only to find a brand-new product but likewise to determine just how to achieve large-scale manufacturing and how to apply it in various areas.

The procedures of monomer synthesis and regulated polymerization of PTFE were not completely created, making it hard to produce PTFE in big amounts or a viable fashion. While the product's unique properties were beneficial in the long run application, they likewise posed significant challenges during the manufacturing process. Unlike other typical plastics, PTFE is not soluble in solvents, acids, or bases and does not melt into a flowable liquid. Rather, when heated, it ends up being a hard, clear gel that does not melt and flows like plastics.

(Roy's Notes: Discovery of PTFE)

To get over these difficulties, researchers and engineers struggled to discover procedures from various other fields, such as adjusting methods from steel and ceramic processing. To shape PTFE, a procedure called paste extrusion was utilized, which was borrowed from ceramic handling. Although conventional molding and forming techniques had some difficulty processing PTFE, it was feasible to produce PTFE parts. By 1947, extensive research study and testing had actually flourished, and a small manufacturing facility was established in Arlington, New Jersey. This marked the beginning of Teflon ®'s journey from the research laboratory to the market. In 1950, DuPont opened a new plant in Parkersburg, West Virginia, dramatically increasing the industrial production of Teflon ®. That very same year, the innovation crossed the Atlantic when Imperial Chemical Industries constructed the initial PTFE plant outside the USA in the UK.

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