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Special case of nucleofugality, describing the relative rates of transfer of a proton (more generally: hydron) from a series of Brønsted acids to a common Brønsted base.
Note:
This term has the advantage over the commonly used "kinetic acidity" that philicity and fugality are associated with kinetics, while acidity and basicity are associated with thermodynamics.
This term has the advantage over the commonly used "kinetic acidity" that philicity and fugality are associated with kinetics, while acidity and basicity are associated with thermodynamics.
See also: protophilicity