Konpon Daito in Koya, a vermilion Fundamental Pagoda in Buddhism, is certainly built on the ground. The spirit of nature is imagined coming from heaven, creating a connection between a pagoda and an upside‐down version as represented in the cover image. This vision, in some ways, recalls the nature of the transition state which connects reactants and products, and occupies a borderline area. In the article e26073 by Waro Nakanishi and associates, the nature of the activated interactions of the transition state is elucidated by QTAIM dual function analysis. DOI: 10.1002/qua.26073

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Koya的Konpon Daito是佛教的朱红色基本佛塔，肯定是在地面上建造的。想象着大自然的精神来自天堂，在宝塔和封面所示的倒立版本之间建立了联系。在某种程度上，这种观点使人想起了连接反应物和产物并占据边界区域的过渡态的本质。在Waro Nakanishi及其同事的文章e26073中，通过QTAIM双功能分析阐明了过渡态激活相互作用的性质。DOI：10.1002 / qua.26073