April 6, 1938: Teflon, an Invention That Sticks | WIRED
Teflon | PDF
History - Teflon (Polytetrafluoroethylene)
Serendipitous Invention (TEFLON): This Day in Patent History - On February 4, 1941 Roy Plunkett received a patent for TEFLON - Patent Yogi LLC
Polytetrafluoroethylene - Wikipedia
Nonstick Cookware History | HowStuffWorks
National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductee Roy Plunkett Invented Teflon
Roy J. Plunkett | Science History Institute
How Teflon Works and How It Sticks to Pans
Roy J. Plunkett Is Dead at 83; Created Teflon While at Du Pont - The New York Times
Warning: The Dangers of Teflon Non-Stick Cookware Exposed
Spectra - On this day, in 1938, teflon was discovered. Teflon is also known as polytetrafluoroethylene. It was accidentally discovered by an American chemist, Roy J. Plunket while he was trying to
Pleasant Hill History Center - Plunkett
Pritesh 🇮🇳 on Twitter: "#RoyPlunkett, the chemist who accidentally discovered #Teflon, non-stick coating for cookware, died on May 12,1994 https://t.co/gmsTl54cIE" / Twitter
Today in Science History - April 6 - Accidental Discovery of Teflon
Teflon, the accidentally discovered super polymer – Sciencelens
Teflon™ Coatings
Teflon Brand - On this day in 1938, Roy Plunkett discovered what became known as the Teflon™ brand—the technology recognized for making nonstick cookware possible. 80 years later, the Teflon™ brand continues
The History of Teflon™ Fluoropolymers
What Is PTFE? Understanding the Coating Used in Nonstick Cookware | Misen
Teflon's River of Fear | Fortune
Roy J. Plunkett | Science History Institute
April 6, 1938: Teflon, an Invention That Sticks | WIRED
Why is teflon considered a plastic? - Quora
Who Discovered PTFE?
Roy J. Plunkett | Science History Institute
