Telomerization is a chemical process in which small molecules, often containing functional groups such as alkenes, are reacted with a telogen (a compound that can undergo reversible polymerization) to form longer-chain polymers known as telomers. The process typically involves the addition of a telogen to a growing chain of a monomer through a mechanism that resembles chain growth polymerization.
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