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...nal | last = Edwards | first = J.O. | title = Polarizability, Basicity and Nucleophilic Character | journal = Journal of the American Chemical Society | volume = 7 ...theory]]. Additionally, highly polarizable nucleophiles will have greater nucleophilic character than suggested by their basicity because their [[electron density ...

...has been developed by Reinhard Schwesinger; the resulting [[phosphazene]] bases are therefore also referred to as Schwesinger [[superbases]].<ref>{{citatio ...in branch [{{EquationNote|A}}] to the well-characterized aminotris via the non-isolated chlorine (dimethylamino)phosphonium chloride (2)<ref name="Schwesi ...

...isomerization of repeating units. Monomers for cationic polymerization are nucleophilic and form a stable [[cation]] upon polymerization.<ref name="KM book">{{cite ...substituents. These electron-donating groups make the olefin [[Nucleophile|nucleophilic]] enough to attack [[Electrophile|electrophilic]] initiators or growing pol ...

...tralizes acids, and the H⁺ is a conjugate acid that neutralizes bases by [[Acid–base homeostasis|Acid-base homeostasis]]. The HCO₃<sup ..., a proton transfer (H⁺) occurs from the OH⁻¹ to the non-coordinated O⁻ in CO₃⁻² coordinated to the ...