Thanks, @lemouth for the honour. A big thanks also goes to the entire @steemstem family, including the management, curators, honour members ( I wish to be one too though), and mentors. I really commend

Thanks @steemstem management for the honour. More power to y'all.

Thank you, @chappertron. I really appreciate.

Alright, @chappertron. I love this comment of yours and I promise to do as you have requested, albeit it may be a short article. But I'll start writing on it right away and I'll notify you as soon as it's

Thank you for coming, @chappertron. I could have included an indepth discussion on electrons orbitals in this article but I was trying not to make it too lengthy and cumbersome. On the other hand, I can't

Thanks for coming by, @lemouth. Concerning your question, I'm sorry for the late response, my hands are very tight for now but you can read up more on those ways here and here. Thanks.

U're always welcome, @mathowl.

Again, thanks for coming, @lemouth. Yes, there are ways to measure the temperature variation rates, experimentally. U're always welcome, Prof. I'd also love to learn from you.

Hello @mathowl, thanks for coming and also for the comment, I do appreciate your time. But as regards your comment: You are not going to get all wavelengths of light. A prism refracts light. Microwaves

Thanks for coming, @benainouna. I really love your good comments. From the additional wordings below, I feel you should be able to understand the relation between entropy and spontaneity. There is an increase

This is great, @remlaps-lite Keep it up.

Thanks, @remlaps-lite. I do appreciate.

Thanks for the comment, Prof. Truly, after a while, wear-and-tear sets in. Not only in teflon but virtually all products. I later read about the health hazard too, it's kinda true somehow and it's related

Thanks, @emperorhassy.

Hello @whack.science Thanks for featuring my post and for the reward.

Can it as well be poly(lactic acid) PLA? cos it's an example of degradable polymer which also found its uses in disposable cutlery, and internal stitches in the body.

U're very welcome, Prof. Actually, many of the great science discoveries were stumbled upon by accident, a term known as serendipity. I've written a continuation on the WORLD OF POLYMERS, you can as well

There are still more properties of Teflon that are very fascinating which I couldn't include in the post, so as not to derail from the purpose of the article. Truly Teflon can be harmful to human but it

Thanks for the beautiful comments, @alexander.alexis. I'm glad you came by to read the post.

I later saw the post where you stated the reasons u've been absent for a while. Studying science and conducting researches are two great things, but so also is your health and mental wellbeing. Take good