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Arrange the following groups of monomers in order of decreasing ability to undergo cationic polymerization :

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Reactivity of an alkene towards cationic polymerisation increases with increase in stability of the intermediate carbocarion.
Therefore, decreasing order of cationic polymerization is :
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