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A framework in which a Lewis acid accepts an electron pair and a Lewis base donates one to form an adduct or participate in a reaction.
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Electrophilicity is a kinetic reactive role related to, but not identical with, Lewis acidity.
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A ligand commonly acts as a Lewis base toward a central atom, with bonding that can also include metal-to-ligand back-donation.
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Nucleophilicity is a kinetic reactive role related to, but not identical with, Lewis basicity as a thermodynamic donor concept.
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Metal–ligand coordination can be described as Lewis-acid acceptance of ligand electron-pair density, while full bonding may include covalency and back-donation.
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