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Line 48: ===Initiation by strong anions=== [[Nucleophilic]] initiators include covalent or ionic metal [[amide]]s, [[alkoxide]]s, [[hydroxide]]s, [[cyanide]]s, [[phosphine]]s, [[amine]]s and organometallic compounds (alkyllithium compounds and [[Grignard reagents]]). The initiation process involves the addition of a neutral (B:) or negative (B:-) [[nucleophile]] to the monomer.<ref name=Odian/> The most commercially useful of these initiators has been the [[alkyllithium]] initiators. They are primarily used for the polymerization of styrenes and dienes.<ref name="Quirk"/>

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