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Monomer of 
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Monomer of is :
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2-methyl propene
Styrene
Propylene
Ethene
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Isobutylene is the monomer because CH2C(CH3)2 is the repeating structural unit. When a double bond is broken, a new molecule joins carbon, continuing the chain.
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