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The 8 pages that link to Cationic polymerization, each with the reason it gives.

• IsopreneRelated: Acid-initiated isoprene polymerization can produce rubber-like polymers.

• Ring-opening polymerizationRelated: Cationic centers can initiate ring opening of cyclic ethers and related monomers.

• Chain-growth polymerizationBroader topic: Carbocationic chain ends add suitable electron-rich monomers.

• StyreneCompared with: Styrene is commonly polymerized by radical methods, unlike monomers suited to cationic routes.

• Anionic polymerizationCompared with: It uses electrophilic rather than anionic active chain ends and favors different monomers.

• Boron trifluorideBroader topic: BF₃-based initiators generate cationic chains from suitable monomers.

• IsobutyleneRelated: This mechanism links isobutylene units to produce polyisobutylene and butyl rubber.

• Radical polymerizationCompared with: It uses carbocation chain ends rather than radical chain ends.