#Chemistry Sorry in advance
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ik this is maths server but idk who else to ask this to
Unfortunately I don't know much about the shapes in organic chemistry I only know about the basics of organic and how to, add, remove and etc, but there is a server for chemistry in #old-network go ask there you'll probably get an answer.
I'll solve it for you so we can get over with this since you asked nicely
I'll assume that it is the inductive effect ig
If you mean inductive effect, I'm almost sure it's on the carbon double bond
Styrene is (generally) more inductive on the vinyl group. Think about hyperconjugation of benzene and the difference between electron pull (& hence induction) between C=C and C-C
Generally speaking that C=C carbon in principle should be slightly more δ- than the delocalized electron at the benzene ring
@drifting lily

im kind.
You definitely are 
Oh yeah so because you have a δ+ --|-> δ+ --|-> δ- it is slightly -I I believe
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