Chemistry of Frontier Orbitals

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"Chemistry of Frontier Orbitals" is a seminal work by Kenichi Fukui that develops and applies frontier molecular orbital theory to explain and predict the course of chemical reactions.

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instanceOf book
scientific monograph
appliesTheory frontier molecular orbital theory
molecular orbital theory
author Kenichi Fukui NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Japan
describes HOMO
LUMO
electrophilic reactions
frontier orbitals
nucleophilic reactions
orbital symmetry control of reactions
pericyclic reactions
fieldOfStudy chemistry
physical organic chemistry
quantum chemistry
genre scientific literature
hasKeyConcept control of chemical reactivity by frontier orbitals
interaction between HOMO and LUMO
orbital symmetry considerations
prediction of reaction pathways
stereoselectivity explained by MO interactions
influenced computational chemistry approaches to reactivity
modern organic chemistry textbooks
reaction mechanism analysis
influencedBy Hückel molecular orbital theory NERFINISHED
quantum mechanics
intendedAudience chemists
graduate students in chemistry
researchers in theoretical chemistry
language English
Japanese
mainSubject frontier molecular orbital theory
organic reaction mechanisms
theoretical chemistry
notableFor influencing the acceptance of MO theory in organic chemistry
predictive treatment of organic reactions
systematic development of frontier orbital theory
originalLanguage Japanese
relatedTo Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1981 NERFINISHED

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Fukui Kenichi hasWork Chemistry of Frontier Orbitals