Fluoropolymers 2 is a specialized book that focuses on the chemistry and applications of fluoropolymers. It highlights the unique properties of fluorinated compounds, which arise from the electronegativity and bond strength of the fluorine atom with carbon. These properties not only impact technical applications but also everyday products, ranging from blood substitutes to surface modifiers. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the development and significance of fluoropolymers since the discovery of Teflon in 1938. It addresses both the challenges in synthesis and the advancements in modern fluorochemistry that contribute to the creation of environmentally friendly technologies. Readers gain insights into the history, technical aspects, and future perspectives of fluoropolymers used across various industries.