Talk:Fukui function
The description in this section is a bit confusing - specifically, the terminology "nucleophilic reaction" and "electrophilic reaction" is not (in my opinion) a
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The description in this section is a bit confusing - specifically, the terminology "nucleophilic reaction" and "electrophilic reaction" is not (in my opinion) as helpful as it could be. Could I suggest the following updated sentence:
"The f+ function represents the initial stage of a reaction in which the molecule of interest acts as an electrophile. The f- function, on the other hand, represents the initial stage of a reaction in which the molecule of interest acts as nucleophile." 129.82.95.87 (talk) 16:12, 18 May 2023 (UTC)
Reference from Book
There is a reference for Fukui Function from Essentials of Computaional Chemistry by Cramer, 2002. But I didn't find any topic related in the book, can anyone add page number if possible for this reference. Thanks in Advance. Sanjida Tanaka (talk) 16:45, 5 August 2025 (UTC)
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