Fluorocarbon

Pronunciation: /ˌflʊroʊˈkɑːrbən/

Fluorocarbon (noun)

  1. A chemical made of carbon and fluorine atoms, often used in industry because it resists heat and chemical reactions.
  2. A fluorine-containing compound used in some cooling systems, where it helps move heat through the system.

Examples

  • A fluorocarbon can resist heat and chemicals.
  • Many fluorocarbon materials stay stable in harsh conditions.