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 Values //E<sub>M→R</sub>// and //E<sub>M←R</sub>// can be regarded as the efficient energies of occupied and unoccupied orbital shells of the first reagent //M// related to the orbitals of the second reagent //R//. A more convenient notation looks like this: \\
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 where //N = E<sub>M→R</sub> + E<sub>M←R</sub>// and //G = E<sub>M←R</sub> − E<sub>M→R</sub>//.
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 **The proposed procedure of calculation of //N/G// parameters has general character and by no means is restricted by the frames of radical addition reaction or even π-approximation. Moreover, one can try to split total term on σ- and π-terms and so get two pairs of //N/G// parameters, one characterizing the σ shell and the other the π one.**