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Vinyethers can undergo distinct polymerizations, such as cationic, which is unusually electron rich and forms rapidly polymerizing carbocations in the presence of initiators, such as Lewis and Bronsted acids.
The presence of an electron lone pair at the nitrogen atom of the imine group enables the protonation of PAs with Bronsted acids.
The photoinitiators transform into free radicals for the acrylate chemistry or Bronsted acids for the cationic chemistry (Figure 4).
 
 
 
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