In cationic polymerizalion, the initiator is an electrophile that adds to
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Date: 2020-03-29

In cationic polymerizalion, the initiator is an electrophile that adds to the alkene, causing it to become a cation. The Initiator most often used in cationic polymerization is a lewis acid. Such as `BF_(3)` or `AICI_(3)` and in anionic polymerization, the iniliator is a nucleophile that reacts with the alkene to form a propagating site that is an anion. Arrange the following group of monomers of decreasing ability to undergo cationic polymerization