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The monomer of PTFE is tetrafluoroethylene (TFE), and its boiling point is -76.3 degrees Celsius. It is extremely explosive in the presence of oxygen and can be comparable to gunpowder. Therefore, its production, storage and use in industry require very strict protection...Read more »
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The first is because its melting point is about 327 degrees Celsius, which is much higher than that of PE (~130) and PVDF (~177) with similar structures. The key factor that determines the melting point is the force between the chain and the chain molecules. , although f...Read more »