Which of the following monomers has greatest ability to undergo cationic polymerisation?

Arrange the following monomers in order of decreasing ability to undergo cationic polymerisation- (I) CH_2=CH-C_6H_4(NO_2) (II) CH_2=CH-C_6H_4(CH_3) (III) CH_2=CH-C_6H_4(OCH_3)

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

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

Arrange the following monomers in order of decreasing ability of undergo cationic polymerisation. (I) CH_(2)=CH-C_(6)H_(4)(NO_(2)) (II) CH_(2)=CH-(C_(6)H_(4)(CH_(3)) (III) CH_(2)=CH-C_(6)H_(4)(OCH_(3))

Which one of the following types of monomers, mostly undergo cationic polymerization ?

Which of the following cation would have greatest stability?

Which one of the following types of monomers, mostly undergo cationic polymerization

Which of the following monomers would be most reactive towards cationic polymerization?