The developments in the syntheses of α,ω‐bifunctional oligomers (telechelics) are revued. Telechelic soft segments are synthesized by cationic, anionic and radical polymerization of vinyl and heterocyclic monomers. Telechelic PTHF obtained with CH 3 CO + /Ac 2 O stems from an equilibrating process and not from a transfer reaction. Telechelic polyisobutene is formed by the inifer technique of Kennedy. The use of lithium initiators with protected functional groups in butadien polymerization results in products with high 1.4‐content. The group transfer polymerisation is specially suited to prepare telechelic PMMA of narrow molecular weight distribution. The “dead end” polymerisation is a necessary condition to obtain a functionality of two by radical polymerization. The synthesis of telechelic hard segments of the PPO and PPS type is described.
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